9th October 2018
Opinion: Hill tracks on Scotland’s hills – stopping the bulldozers
A path is a conversation between walker and landscape, says outdoor writer John Burns, but bulldozed hill tracks disrupt that unique relationship.
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3rd October 2018
7 Top Tips for Taking a Newbie Hillwalking
Keen to get your friend up a mountain? Here are some strategies to make the experience as painless as possible…
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3rd October 2018
Self-doubt sufferer and journalist to take on solo 3,000km trek down length of New Zealand
"I want to solo walk 3,000km down the length of New Zealand to show that self-doubt doesn’t have to hold us back from achieving something incredible or something we never thought we could do"
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1st October 2018
Smartwool team up with Fix the Fells to repair and restore Scafell Pike
It's "Socktober" on Scafell Pike…
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1st October 2018
Interview: walking all of Dartmoor’s tors with Emily Woodhouse
In late September, Emily Woodhouse walked all of Dartmoor's tors, raising money for Mountain Rescue.
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26th September 2018
Corrour bothy vandalised
The toilet facilities at Corrour bothy in the Cairngorms have been vandalised – less than a week after the toilet unit was substantially rebuilt by MBA volunteers.
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19th September 2018
The Great Outdoors Awards 2018
The Great Outdoors Awards are back – giving you the chance to vote for the best of British outdoor world in 2018.
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19th September 2018
TGO Challenge 2019 entries now open!
Have you got your entry in yet? Entry for The Great Outdoors Challenge 2019 is now open. The 40th TGO Challenge will take place on 10-24 May, 2019, and entrants will also be celebrating the…
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18th September 2018
Action needed to tackle ‘out of control’ vehicle tracks in Scotland
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10th September 2018
Mend our Mountains crowdfunder launches today
Rewards offered as part of crowdfunder include days out with members of The Great Outdoors team and subscriptions to the magazine Today the Mend Our Mountains: Make One Million campaign launches its crowdfunding drive as part…
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29th August 2018
Interview with James Forrest: is hitchhiking to the hills a dying art?
Hitchhiking still has its place for hikers who need to get from A to B on a long-distance walk. James Forrest shares his tips.
