26th May 2016
TGO at Keswick Mountain Festival
Last weekend The Great Outdoors joined the throng of mountain lovers at the 2016 Keswick Mountain Festival
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26th May 2016
‘Project Wolf’ helps restore Highland woodland
New conservation programme has been launched in the Highlands near Loch Ness by Trees for Life.
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26th May 2016
Met Office launch weather forecast mobile app
The Met Office has launched a new weather forecast mobile app, enabling people to stay both safe and one step ahead of the weather
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23rd May 2016
New feats in documenting Everest
Two Nepalese mountain guides have become the first men in the world to document the whole South route to the summit of Mount Everest with a 360° camera rig for Mammut’s #project360.
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23rd May 2016
New 640km trail opened in Jordan
The Jordanian Tourism Ministry have approved the Jordan Trail, a new six hundred and forty kilometre trek on the west side of Jordan
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23rd May 2016
New information boards at Ravenscar in time for WalkFest
The National Trust has installed new information panels to enable visitors to visualise how a tranquil coastal beauty spot was once a chemical manufacturing hub The five new boards enable visitors to imagine how different…
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23rd May 2016
TGO Challenge 2016 – towards the finish line
Taken on TGO Staff Writer Will Renwick’s Challenge With just a few days to go until the end of the 2016 TGO Challenge, this weekend proved challenging indeed – with many participants experiencing heavy…
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19th May 2016
Free outdoor cinema events to support Lake District communities
Kendal Mountain Festival brings free Outdoor Cinema events to Grasmere and Ullswater to support communities affected by December's floods
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19th May 2016
Scottish Mountain Rescue launch 'Stay Safe' guide
The Scottish Mountain Rescue Teams have joined with walking guide publisher, Cicerone Press to launch a new safety leaflet aiming to reduce casualties on the mountains The ‘Stay Safe and enjoy the Mountains’ leaflet offers information…
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18th May 2016
Hillwalker missing in Glen Coe
The family and friends of Edward Davies are hoping that anyone who was walking or climbing in Glen Coe on or since the weekend of 7/8 May might be able to help police and Mountain…
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13th May 2016
Walkers warned of tick danger in the Scottish hills
With winter hardly gone from the mountains, mountain safety experts are advising walkers and climbers: “Tick the Munros – just don’t let the Munros tick you!”
