2nd December 2021
Beat bad weather with our January issue
Bad weather? Good times. The January edition of The Great Outdoors is all about embracing whatever the elements choose to throw at you.
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14th September 2021
Sky walks: take a look inside our October issue…
From spectacular scrambles to high and mighty rambles, the October issue of The Great Outdoors is an ode to ridge walking in all its fabulous forms.
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20th August 2021
The gear I used for a remote two-day backpack in Snowdonia
Snowdonia’s Rhinogydd Traverse is one of the wildest and most challenging multi-day hikes in Wales. James Forrest takes us through the kit he used.
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17th August 2021
Take a look inside our September issue…
Escape the crowds in Snowdonia's wild west, go 'bumbagging' in the Lakes, or take the kids bothying. Our September will inspire you to make the most of summer's swansong.
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23rd July 2021
How to walk 7 highlights of the Lake District in one weekend
Take in some of the Lake District's finest food, views, swims, mountains and campsites with James Forrest's 'custom made' weekend adventure.
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8th July 2021
How it feels to be home after walking 5,500 miles
Ursula Martin has just returned to Wales after a three-year walk through Europe, in which she persevered despite the impact of the pandemic. We catch up with her to find out how it feels to…
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22nd April 2021
Take a peek inside our May issue!
From beginner wild camping to a life-changing walk across Europe, feel the call of the wild with our adventure-packed May issue.
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26th March 2021
Take a look inside our Spring issue!
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25th November 2019
How to endure British mountain weather – and even enjoy it
Let’s be honest, hiking in Britain inevitably involves confronting some pretty crap weather. With an unpredictable winter approaching, here are our tips for enduring – even enjoying – the ever-changing, never-boring climate of our hills and mountains. For better or worse, there’s no…
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5th September 2019
Daring to stand on ‘that rock’: the Kjeragbolten
After his kids were inspired by images they saw on Instagram, Andrew Watson needed no excuse to take a family holiday to the Norwegian fjords. Was ‘that’ rock as scary as it looked? Social media…
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5th September 2019
Unjustly overlooked: a brief guide to the Faroe Islands
Think the Faroe Islands are too wet, windy, expensive or inaccessible? Think again, says Craig Weldon – this is one of the most distinctive places in the world. Not that many UK-based walkers have been…
