4th April 2018
Blogger Network featured post: The Raasay Trail by Robin Wallace
Today on the Blogger Network, Robin Wallace goes backpacking on the Isle of Raasay
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4th April 2018
Bothies, bogs and books: in conversation with John Burns
We chat with outdoor writer John Burns, who is on a mission to capture and celebrate mountain and bothy culture in a changing world
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30th March 2018
How to get your copy of our 40th birthday special edition
Our Spring 2018 issue is out. It's one of our best ever, celebrating 40 of Britain's best mountains – and 40 years in print
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29th March 2018
Editors' Stories: On the Hill with Chris Bonington by Emily Rodway
Emily Rodway takes a walk over Striding Edge with Britain's most famous mountaineer
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29th March 2018
The Great Outdoors celebrates 40 years in print by naming Britain's 40 finest mountains
The Great Outdoors celebrates 40 years in print by naming the best of Britain's peaks
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28th March 2018
Where the Wild Things are Inspiring: changing lives in the Scottish Highlands
Inspiring Young Futures helps to turn young lives around in one of the best ways possible: by sending them into the wild. Neil Ratley takes us on a journey to where the wild things are…
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28th March 2018
Events news: 'Bonington: Mountaineer' screening for Community Action Nepal
Bonington: Mountaineer, a 'moving visual memoir' of one of the world's most celebrated mountaineers, gets a screening in support of Community Action Nepal
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28th March 2018
Triumph and controversy for access in Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park
A court decision has upheld the fight to defend public access rights – but many remain unhappy with other decisions taken by the National Park
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23rd March 2018
Ordnance Survey launch four rugged new GPS devices for mountain use
It's an attractive lineup of GPS devices with a good mix of features and access to OS mapping
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23rd March 2018
SplashMaps: planning that 2018 challenge
The SplashMaps guide to planning a walking challenge
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22nd March 2018
Skills: our top tips for enjoying Alpine Scotland
When conditions are right, late-season winter mountaineering can feel a bit like being in the Alps. Here's how to enjoy it
