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Mapping sleuth work uncovers Wales's unlikely 'last 2,000ft mountain'
Have a pair of hill sleuths unearthed details of Wales's unlikely 'last 2,000-footer'?...
To sunny Birmingham, for an indoor look at the wide world of the great outoors
And so to Birmingham, for an indoor taste of the outdoors. After weeks of blustery, wet weather, the sun was shining the sky devoid of cloud. But i...
Interview: Nims Purja, the 'unknown' mountaineer who smashed the 8,000m peaks record
“I think this movie is going to replace Rocky IV.” Nirmal Purja is no shy, retiring violet. He was talking about the film 14 Peaks: Nothing is ...
Surveying sleuth Myrddyn Phillips adds a new marilyn to hill-baggers' list
To non-hill-list baggers, the marilyns can seem a strange group. Conceived from a homonymous linking of Sir Hugh Munro’s list of Scottish 3,...
Outdoor brands reveal new products as trade show resumes after two-year gap
The outdoor industry has taken its first tentative boot-shod steps to a kind of normality with the staging of a UK trade show, for the first time in two years.
How an outdoor retailer survived lockdown: a service centre, a woman's eye and explainer videos
From Monday, people in England will be able to visit the hairdresser, have pint in a beer garden and enjoy the fun of a theme park.
Review: Life of a Mountain Helvellyn by Terry Abraham
Terry Abraham’s ‘final love letter to the Lakes’ is a soaring, sprawling epic film capturing the Lake District national park’s most popular mountain and those who live, work and play around it, and who are drawn to the fell and its rocky challenges.
Ingleborough Hall steps into the stretch zone for outdoor learning during lockdown
Activities at an outdoor education centre in the Yorkshire Dales came to an abrupt end with the onset of the Covid-19 crisis and its accompanying lockdown and social distancing.
Six days, six hours, four minutes: how Paul Tierney broke the Wainwrights running record
The author Alfred Wainwright took 13 years to write his seven-volume series of Pictorial Guides to the Lakeland Fells, meticulously researching and detailing the 214 mountains he chose as worthy of ascent.
Lakeland mountain rescuers' drone exercise ends in unexpected incident
Richard Warren thinks drones represent the future of mountain rescue. He’s the chairman of the Lake District Search and Mountain Rescue Associati...
Ed Jackson, the 'lucky' quadriplegic who discovered alpine mountaineering
Ed Jackson says he is a lucky man. That may seem a strange statement from someone whose professional rugby career was abruptly cut short when he wa...
Say hello to the South Pennines – a 'self-appointed' park
In 1945, as Britain began the return to peaceful normality after six years of carnage during the Second World War, the Labour government commissioned Sir Arthur Hobhouse to investigate the setting up of a range of national parks and protected landscapes.
Review: Walking the Wainwrights, by Graham Uney
The author opens his book with a somewhat anticlimactic account of summiting Carrock Fell to complete his first round of all 214 fells detailed by renowned author and artist Alfred Wainwright.
Following in Wainwright's footsteps, only faster: Brian Melia runs a record Pennine Journey
For 47 years a record of a man’s solitary walk on the spine of northern England lay unread by all except his closest acquaintances.
Aim low: introducing The Huws, diminutive Welsh hills to pique your interest
Size, as they say, isn’t everything. Should we always be aiming high, heading for the loftiest peaks, or is there as much enjoyment to be gained fro...
Ups and Downs – The Story of Handbook of the Scottish Hills
Some people like to ascend hills because they’re there; or because the view from the top is fantastic, perhaps.
Ex-Berghaus boss Richard Leedham starts scheme to put mountain of surplus outdoor gear to good use
According to the foundation set up by sailor and adventurer Ellen MacArthur, the equivalent of one bin lorry’s load of textiles is sent to landfill or burned every second.
Grough's great big guide to Christmas gift ideas for the outdoor fan
In a fix wondering what to buy your favourite outdoor enthusiast for Christmas? Help is at hand. We’ve taken a trip to Santa’s special cave to ...
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