3rd January 2018
Protecting U.S. National Parks – ten of the best images from Art Rangers
Art Rangers collect photography inspired by National Parks, then donate the proceeds from sales back to conserving them. Here are ten of their top images
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2nd January 2018
Six New Year’s Resolutions for the outdoors in 2018
Struggling to think of ways to refresh your outdoor adventures in 2018? Here are six ideas
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21st December 2017
Finding the best views in Scotland with mountain photographer Dougie Cunningham
Mountain photographer Dougie Cunningham talks Scottish mountains, the changing nature of landscape photography, and the benefits of owning a camper van
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19th December 2017
The Great Outdoors Christmas book list 2017
Struggling to come up with outdoorsy Christmas present ideas? Our list of the year's best outdoor literature is here to help
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18th December 2017
Six top winter Hostelling Scotland youth hostels
Did you know that many SYHA Youth Hostels are open over the winter? Here are six of the best for outdoor enthusiasts
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14th December 2017
Walking Ireland's high points for charity: interview with Kieron Gribbon
Step up for charity in 2018 by 'highpointeering' with High Point Ireland
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13th December 2017
How to see the Geminid meteor shower
The Geminids – one of the most reliable annual astronomical displays – reach their peak tonight. Here's how you can see the meteor show
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11th December 2017
FILM REVIEW: Mountain, a documentary by Jen Peedom
This spectacular mountain film is released in the UK on 15 December. Chris Townsend thinks it's magnificent
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6th December 2017
Photo diary: 20 miles along the South Glen Shiel Ridge
In the January 2018 issue of The Great Outdoors, David Lintern and friends tackle the South Glen Shiel Ridge. Here's a taster to whet your appetite
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5th December 2017
Book review: Ascent – A Life Spent Climbing on the Edge by Sir Chris Bonington
"The next step for Chris always leads to the wonderful unknown" – Noel Dawson reviews Ascent, the new book by Sir Chris Bonington
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29th November 2017
Digital feature: Scottish adventure filmmaking with Mike Webster and James Roddie
It's a golden age for small adventure films – but as EATHIE and COIRE EILDE prove, it isn't all about adrenaline and record-breaking feats
