6th May 2019
Events news: Humans of the Walk photography exhibition, Edinburgh
An exhibition that captures the faces and stories of people who champion the joy of everyday walking in Scotland launched yesterday.
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2nd May 2019
Gear guide: Smart Watches
Our guide to outdoor smartwatches – how you could benefit from one, what to look for, and six recent models compared.
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30th April 2019
Interview: Katrina Megget on hiking New Zealand’s Te Araroa Trail and dealing with self-doubt
In conversation with long-distance hiker Katrina Megget about trekking 2,000km through New Zealand, readjusting to ‘real life’ after a big walk, and what she’s learned about self-doubt and self-esteem.
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26th April 2019
In Iceland with Hoka One One
Outdoor writer and photographer Dougie Cunningham recently joined innovative footwear brand Hoka One One in Iceland for the launch of the new Sky collection of hiking footwear, and an opportunity to explore some of this…
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25th April 2019
Cicerone Press at 50: a deep dive into Fifty Years of Adventure with Kev Reynolds and Jonathan Williams
“Embrace the challenge of the unknown… for in that lies some of the romance, the appeal, and the very essence of adventure.”
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24th April 2019
Mountain Bothies Association announce ownership of Glenpean Bothy
The Mountain Bothies Association has announced ownership of Glenpean Bothy in the Western Highlands of Scotland, originally an estate cottage.
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18th April 2019
Jack Wolfskin Launch Eco-Friendly Outdoor Clothing
Outdoor clothing brand Jack Wolfskin have teamed up with Europe’s largest conservation charity The National Trust to develop on an eco-friendly collection of men’s and women’s jackets, fleeces, t-shirts and trousers.
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18th April 2019
New Walking Festival Covering Entire Welsh Coastline Launches This Spring
This May, the Wales Coast Path and Ramblers Cymru will launch a new walking festival to celebrate seven years of the uninterrupted 870-mile coast path, with walks covering the entire coastline. Taking place 4th -19th…
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17th April 2019
Getting lost: Following the flags on Fairfield by Harrison Ward
"I veered off my original intended path and began to follow the flags. The relentless fog hadn’t lifted all night, so visibility was non-existent – but I could recognise the lay of the land beneath…
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16th April 2019
European Outdoor Conservation Association project funding – results of public vote announced
The results of a public vote have now been announced, in which readers of The Great Outdoors helped to choose which of these four projects – all focused on clearing up plastic pollution in mountain…
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15th April 2019
BMC campaign wins open access to the Welsh Coast
In a big win for a key part of a long-running BMC campaign to improve access in Wales, walkers and climbers should be able to freely access coastal areas and sea cliffs as a part…
