6th December 2018
Europe’s Last Great Wilderness – backpacking Sarek
“With no tourist infrastructure and almost no paths or signs, Sarek is to Swedes what Alaska is to Americans – a raw, untamed land where dreams of outdoor adventures await.”
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Books
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7th August 2018
Upcoming outdoor books to look forward to in autumn 2018
Running out of things to read? There are some cracking outdoor books that have caught our eye coming out over the next few months.
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5th June 2018
Book review: Kinder Scout – the people's mountain, by Ed Douglas and John Beatty
David Lintern reviews Kinder Scout – the people's mountain, a 'quietly astonishing and important piece of work'
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6th April 2018
Book review: The Blackbird Diaries by Karen Lloyd
A book all about the wonder and delight of the wildlife we take for granted – and a passionate call for conservation
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22nd March 2018
Book review: The Ascent of John Tyndall by Roland Jackson
One of the most important mountaineering biographies to have been published in recent years gives a unique insight into the mind of a Victorian alpinist
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16th March 2018
Book Review: 'There's Always the Hills' by Cameron McNeish
Roger Butler reviews There's Always the Hills – an excellent new book by former TGO Editor Cameron McNeish
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5th February 2018
Annual Cumbrian literary award open for entries
Authors and publishers needed to enter new books into Cumbria’s leading literary awards
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31st January 2018
Book review: Walking the Song by Hamish Brown
Alex Roddie reviews a book that captures the spirit of outdoor adventure – and that of the TGO Challenge
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19th January 2018
Book Review: The Hidden Ways – Scotland's Forgotten Roads by Alistair Moffat
Roger Butler looks at a treasure trove of stories from the highways and byways of Scotland
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19th December 2017
The Great Outdoors Christmas book list 2017
Struggling to come up with outdoorsy Christmas present ideas? Our list of the year's best outdoor literature is here to help
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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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