27th June 2024
Walk Britain’s big mountain challenges with our August issue
We may be a small island but Britain's mountains offer space for adventure. Accept adrenaline and all-time highs will abound.
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24th June 2024
Book Review – Packrafting: a UK manual
Jason Taylor has written the first comprehensive British guide to inflatable boats for adventure travel. Packrafter David Lintern takes a look.
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19th June 2024
Decathlon relaunches their No Tent Left Behind campaign
Decathlon's No Tent Left Behind campaign will give full refunds to customers who buy a tent in the MH100 range to stop them being abandoned at music festivals this summer.
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19th June 2024
What are hiking poles and why are they important for hiking?
Put aside your preconceptions and discover why hiking poles are a great trekking companion over rough, mountainous terrain.
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18th June 2024
Are tents waterproof?
Most tents these days are made with water-resistant qualities - but not all tents are made equal. We guide you through waterproof ratings and more.
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18th June 2024
How to clean a tent
Tent Care 101: The Great Outdoors explains the important process of how to clean a tent to ensure its longevity.
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30th May 2024
Inspired by mountain goats: INOV8 launches new ROCLITE design
INOV8 is updating the ROCLITE range, launching new design tech inspired by the cloven hoofs of mountain goats.
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22nd April 2024
Keela: Kit fit for mending mountains
Equipment Editor Chris Townsend discovers first-hand the importance of durability during intensive path repairs on An Teallach.
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22nd April 2024
Unpicking misanthropic nature conservation with Nadia Shaikh
Land justice campaigner, Lead of The Raven Network and podcaster, Nadia Shaikh is fighting for nature connection unbound by lines on a map.
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16th April 2024
Outdoors for all: the Gay Outdoor Club celebrates 50 years
Look out for the bright colours of the rainbow flag on your treks as the Gay Outdoor Club celebrates 50 years. David Millar, Group Coordinator for History & Culture, describes the journey.
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10th April 2024
A rivalry as old as the hills: Could a love of landscape soothe historic tensions?
Sara Huws consults history books full of caustic language and uneasy encounters between visitors to Wales and those who call it home. Here, she uncovers how far we’ve travelled since tourism to these majestic mountains…
