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4th June 2018
In the 80th anniversary year of Wainwright's 'A Pennine Journey', David Pitt explains how the trail came to be – a long walk in the spirit of Wainwright himself
29th May 2018
Keen to branch out and develop the skills to climb higher peaks? Mountain writer Mark Horrell has five objectives that should be on your to-do list…
16th May 2018
"One of the hardest parts of going solo is that you are completely alone with the thoughts in your head – if they turn negative, only you can pull yourself out of that"
15th May 2018
If you like your walks quiet, your views wide, your air clean and your wildlife abundant, then Northumberland is the place to go, says Vivienne Crow
10th May 2018
Daniel Start, author of the new Wild Guide to Wales, shares his favourite slate quarry ruins in Northern Snowdonia, and talks about how to explore them safely
3rd May 2018
Travel writer Nick Corble invites fellow walkers to walk with him on a million-step hike through England
1st May 2018
When it comes to the rewilding debate, there are too many different factions involved, says Roger Smith
30th April 2018
The first in a new series of deeper looks at brands that have shaped outdoor gear since The Great Outdoors began in 1978
25th April 2018
The Mountain Hut Book by Kev Reynolds, a book celebrating the Alpine hut, is out now. In this exclusive extract, the author shares the joy of refuges – and an unexpected peril…
24th April 2018
Andrew Terrill brings his Colorado family over to visit England's green and varied land
19th April 2018
Adam Boggon takes on a run with a difference along the Great Glen Way, probing both his physical and psychological limits – and discovers the joy of feefle
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