10th November 2017
The December 2017 issue is here!
The December issue is out, featuring your monthly dose of mountain splendour, backpacking, excellent views and expert opinions on the best gear
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10th November 2017
Help beat heart disease with a British Heart Foundation trek
Take on a walk or trek in one of our chosen scenic locations and beat heart disease step by step
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9th November 2017
Ben Nevis weather station resumes recordings after 113 years
A new automatic weather station has been installed on the summit of Ben Nevis, recording live weather data after a 113-year gap
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9th November 2017
Nikwax are giving away eight Primus stoves to celebrate their 40th anniversary
Share your outdoor story with #Nikwax40Stories to be in with a chance of winning a Primus stove
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8th November 2017
Stacked in favour of developers: Scots feel they have been left out of the planning system
NTS-commissioned survey reveals flaws in planning system, with little emphasis on environment or sustainability – and a bias in favour of development
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7th November 2017
Digital feature: Running the OMM, the UK's toughest adventure race, on its 50th anniversary
Punishing climbs, 60mph gusts, soggy underpants and camping in a bog – Robert Wight takes on the unique charms of the OMM
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6th November 2017
Outdoor enthusiasts asked to help shape the future of access
On the 800th anniversary of the Charter of the Forest, the Ramblers is launching a national debate on the future of access for the next 800 years
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6th November 2017
New project aims to enhance and protect upland commons
A new partnership to support the upland commons is in line for a £2.3m grant – but will it help promote environmental recovery?
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3rd November 2017
Exclusive book extract: The Blackbird Diaries by Karen Lloyd
Launching at the Kendal Mountain Festival, this new book is a personal exploration of the wildlife in and beyond one Cumbrian garden
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2nd November 2017
Top prize announced for 2017 Kendal Mountain Photography Competition
This November, the Kendal Mountain Photography Competition will give photographers the chance to share their vision of mountain landscapes, adventure pursuits, people and places
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1st November 2017
Review: Alan Hinkes – the first Briton to climb the world's highest mountains, a film by Terry Abraham
Terry Abraham's latest mountain film, about the life of mountaineer Alan Hinkes, is an excellent biopic with some cracking mountain imagery
