1st November 2018
Andy Wightman’s bid to control damaging hill tracks blocked by MSPs
It’s a setback for campaigners who have been fighting for tougher controls on hill tracks in the Scottish Highlands.
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1st November 2018
Kendal Mountain Festival 2018: our preview
Coming to the Kendal Mountain Festival? Here’s our pick of the programme…
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31st October 2018
Crowdfunding push and EOCA success take Mend Our Mountains: Make One Million up to £520,000
After an £118,500 crowdfunding push and success in a Europe-wide conservation award, the Mend Our Mountains: Make One Million appeal to raise funds for path repair and combat erosion across Britain has climbed past half…
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30th October 2018
OMM competitors endure blizzards and arctic winds in the Black Mountains
The legendary two-day Original Mountain Marathon was held this weekend at Llanthony in the Black Mountains of South Wales – and conditions were punishing.
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30th October 2018
TGO contributor Vivienne Crow receives two OWPG awards
Regular TGO contributor Vivienne Crow is celebrating having won not one but two prestigious Awards for Excellence at the Outdoor Writers and Photographers Guild annual dinner.
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25th October 2018
Don't slip up this winter – time to winterise your rucksack
Experts advise winterising your rucksack – and your thinking.
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24th October 2018
Lou Rudd to begin attempt to traverse Antarctic continent – the Spirit of Endurance expedition
Lou Rudd, friend of the late Henry Worsley, to attempt a solo unsupported crossing of the Antartic continent – the Spirit of Endurance Expedition.
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23rd October 2018
Countrystride: new podcast dedicated to Cumbria and the Lake District
The new Countrystride podcast, with Mark Richards and David Felton, aims to celebrate the landscape, heritage and culture of Cumbria and the Lake District.
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23rd October 2018
Lakeland in Colour with photographer Dave Fieldhouse
As autumn turns to winter, the Lake District can be stunningly atmospheric, as photographer Dave Fieldhouse demonstrates.
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22nd October 2018
Public to be consulted on new National Parks
For the first time in nearly 70 years, the public will have their say on how the country’s most cherished landscapes can be enhanced for future generations.
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22nd October 2018
New survey results drive improvements in paths and crossing facilities on main roads
Survey finds that most cyclists and pedestrians who use main roads in the East Midlands and North West report high levels of satisfaction, but there's room for safety improvements to be made.
