11th December 2017
International Mountain Day: climate change and glacial retreat in the Swiss Alps
For International Mountain Day, we're highlighting the rapid pace of change in the Swiss Alps
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11th December 2017
FILM REVIEW: Mountain, a documentary by Jen Peedom
This spectacular mountain film is released in the UK on 15 December. Chris Townsend thinks it's magnificent
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11th December 2017
Patagonia sues the Trump Administration
Patagonia: "The President stole your land"
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8th December 2017
Fix the Fells scoops the double at The Great Outdoors Awards 2017 – all the winners listed here
The winners of The Great Outdoors Awards 2017 have been unveiled in a bumper issue of the magazine, published today
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7th December 2017
Open Spaces Society delighted that Kirkby Moor wind turbines must go
The South Lakeland District Council's planning committee has rejected an application to extend the life of the Kirkby Moor wind farm to 2027
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6th December 2017
The Wainwright Society announces its main beneficiary for 2018
Great North Air Ambulance Service to be the main beneficiary of funds raised by The Wainwright Society in 2018
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5th December 2017
Book review: Ascent – A Life Spent Climbing on the Edge by Sir Chris Bonington
"The next step for Chris always leads to the wonderful unknown" – Noel Dawson reviews Ascent, the new book by Sir Chris Bonington
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4th December 2017
Leo Houlding Spectre Expedition update: the team has reached the mountain
Leo Houlding and his team have completed the latest stage of their trans-Antarctic Spectre Expedition
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1st December 2017
Lake District Weatherline service celebrates 30-year milestone
The Lake District National Park’s Fell Top Assessors are celebrating 30 years of the Weatherline service as their season begins today
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30th November 2017
Staying safe in early-winter mountain conditions
December can be challenging in the British mountains: no avalanche forecasts, changeable conditions, and short daylight hours
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29th November 2017
Digital feature: Scottish adventure filmmaking with Mike Webster and James Roddie
It's a golden age for small adventure films – but as EATHIE and COIRE EILDE prove, it isn't all about adrenaline and record-breaking feats
