29th November 2017
Natural Retreats remove popular Winterhighland CairnGorm webcams – UPDATED with new statement
The Winterhighland CairnGorm webcam is offline, and there have been accusations of skullduggery
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28th November 2017
Central Beacons Mountain Rescue Team base devastated by fire
The Central Beacons MRT base has been disabled after a 'devastating' fire causing up to £500,000 worth of damage
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28th November 2017
The Great Outdoors Awards 2017 results to be announced in Jan 2018 issue, on sale 8 December
The wait is nearly over! You can find out the winners in our next print issue, on sale 8 December
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28th November 2017
New photography gallery to open in Kingussie's former Co-Op store
Outdoor photographer Ed Smith reveals some of his favourite Scottish landscape images ahead of new gallery opening
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28th November 2017
Events news: Lake District Foundation to launch next month
Plans are to be unveiled for a new charity to help sustain the UK's newest UNESCO World Heritage Site
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24th November 2017
Hiking safely in the hills with your dog
Petplan takes you through the basics of hiking safely in the hills with your dog
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22nd November 2017
Stunning aurora photo wins grand prize at Kendal Mountain Photography Competition
Photographer James Appleton wins the Grand Prize – and he says the image took five years to capture
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22nd November 2017
Conservation volunteers celebrated by Outdoor Access Trust for Scotland
The Outdoor Access Trust for Scotland has given awards to volunteers for their tireless conservation work, including path repair
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21st November 2017
Environmental projects receive EOCA conservation funding after public vote
After a record-breaking number of applications, five environmental and conservation projects have received a total of €150,000 in funding from EOCA
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20th November 2017
Correction: trousers review, December magazine
Production error in the December 2017 issue of The Great Outdoors
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20th November 2017
Mend Our Mountains returns with £1 million target for repairing British mountain paths
Last year, Mend Our Mountains raised over £100,000 to repair Britain's hills and mountains. In 2017 it returns with an ambitious new target
