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Alex Roddie
15th March 2019
Vaude have expanded their Prokyon range of packs with the new Prokyon ZIP 28. The Prokyon ZIP 28 is a new model in Vaude’s Prokyon series. Described as a “new high performance backpack that will…
15th March 2019
This week's top reads from our Blogger Network: sunshine and storm in the Cairngorms, gear for the TGO Challenge, joining Mountain Rescue, and more.
14th March 2019
Alex Roddie reviews a well-featured down sleeping bag that makes a decent option for milder winter use in the UK hills.
14th March 2019
“A moment of overconfidence could ruin a whole day of good navigational decisions.”
13th March 2019
Our guide to down jackets: the features you need for walking and backpacking, fit, fill, fabrics, and more.
13th March 2019
Chris Townsend reviews an excellent down jacket for cold-weather backpacking.
12th March 2019
The April 2019 issue of The Great Outdoors is in shops now, dedicated to Britain's best views – and how you can visit these amazing places.
11th March 2019
A unique rewilding training scheme in the Highlands, run by conservation charity Trees for Life and backed by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, is aiming to boost young people’s skills and employability in the rural…
6th March 2019
With Brexit a potential long-term threat, Ramblers Scotland Director Jess Dolan says a Scottish Environment Act can protect what makes our walks and land so special.
1st February 2019
Roger Smith pays tribute to one of the greatest authorities on the Cairngorms to have ever lived.
1st February 2019
This week, the Snowdonia National Park Authority called for mountaineers to ‘stay away’ from Snowdonia due to winter conditions. That isn't the message we should be promoting, say the BMC.
