10th October 2017
A thousand miles on foot through the Middle East: interview with Leon McCarron
Leon McCarron is the author of The Land Beyond, a new book about a 1,000-mile walk through the Middle East. We got in touch with Leon to find out more
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9th October 2017
In the mountains with Peter Habeler
James Clark goes trekking in the Zillertal Alps with high-altitude mountaineer Peter Habeler
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3rd October 2017
7 of Scotland's best bothies
For decades, backpackers in Scotland have appreciated the minor miracle that is the bothy. Here are 7 of the best
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2nd October 2017
Hunting for snow with Ed Byrne as the last Scottish snow of 2017 melts
There are a few places in Scotland's mountains where patches of snow rarely melt from one year to the next. As the final traces of last season's white stuff looked close to vanishing, Ed Byrne…
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22nd September 2017
7 reasons why autumn is the best season in the British hills
Today marks the autumn equinox – the first day of autumn. Here’s why hillwalkers everywhere are rubbing their hands together in glee
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21st September 2017
9 top tips for hiking the Cape Wrath Trail
The Cape Wrath Trail is the UK’s best long-distance hike. Here’s how to make the most of it
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21st September 2017
Backpacking the Skye Trail
Few backpacking routes offer such varied rewards as this week-long walk through the Winged Isle
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15th September 2017
Pink-footed geese touch down at Montrose Basin
Around 300 pink-footed geese have been spotted in Montrose – a familiar location for TGO Challengers
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2nd September 2017
Life of a Mountain: Blencathra exhibition at Keswick Museum
Keswick Museum and award-winning film-maker Terry Abraham present an exhibition exploring ‘the people’s mountain’
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28th August 2017
The UK's first Packraft Roundup – a family affair
David Lintern attended a mini outdoors festival with a difference
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23rd August 2017
Why the Pyrenees should be on your radar
Looking for somewhere new to explore? You should consider visiting the Pyrenees
