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10th April 2019
Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay were the first to climb Everst, but almost 30 years earlier two men died trying to reach the summit. In this extract from Edmund Hillary – A Biography, author Michael Gill…
4th April 2019
Wicked mermaids, wild wallabies and Darwin – prepare to be immersed in the wondrous world of Britain’s mountain lakes
3rd April 2019
Walking in Cumbria’s Eden Valley by Vivienne Crow describes 30 walks between the Yorkshire Dales and the Solway salt marshes. In this extract, we’ve shared Walk 3 – Nine Standards.
25th March 2019
The atmosphere of an Alpine climbing village paired with the best mountain scenery in North Wales – what's not to like?
22nd March 2019
As spring approaches and lighter days come back into our lives, it’s an opportunity to stay outdoors for longer.
21st March 2019
Our review of Quest into the Unknown, an exciting new book on climbing, trekking and exploration by Tony Howard – plus a revealing interview with Di Taylor.
20th March 2019
In the Spring issue of The Great Outdoors, on sale 29 March, David Lintern traverses the Spanish Sierra Nevada. This photo essay documents his journey – and shows how you can join him for a…
18th March 2019
Extend your spring walks into overnight adventures by stopping off in a mountain bothy.
6th March 2019
With Brexit a potential long-term threat, Ramblers Scotland Director Jess Dolan says a Scottish Environment Act can protect what makes our walks and land so special.
24th January 2019
TGO writer James Forrest in conversation with Harrison Ward on escaping from alcoholism, the solace of the Lakeland fells, and cooking good food in the great outdoors.
17th January 2019
Adam Boggon heads to East Africa, where he spies plenty of local wildlife – but also finds more confusion than he bargained for…
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