2nd May 2018
Blogger Network featured post: Lakes Daunder 2018 Part 1 by blogpackinglight
Today on the Blogger Network, Robin joins some of this year's TGO Challengers on a Lake District daunder
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2nd May 2018
May is National Walking Month – here's how you can participate
May is National Walking Month. Here are our tips for getting involved – and listings of walking-themed events around the UK
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2nd May 2018
A new accessible bothy in the Lake District: the Bowderstone Bothy
Work has completed on a project to convert a dilapidated building next to the famous Bowderstone, in Borrowdale, into a disability-friendly bothy
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2nd May 2018
Berghaus release new high-performance hiking shoes
In time for National Walking Month, Berghaus have expanded their range of footwear with new high-performance shoes designed for hiking
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1st May 2018
Roger Smith's column: Whither Rewilding?
When it comes to the rewilding debate, there are too many different factions involved, says Roger Smith
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1st May 2018
Scottish Government rejects Caplich and Culachy wind farms
The John Muir Trust has welcomed the decision to refuse consent for two major wind farm developments because of their impact on two recognised Wild Land Areas
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1st May 2018
The Lake District launches its own currency: the Lake District Pound
The Lake District has today launched its own local currency, as part of a private initiative to drive trade to local businesses and raise money for charity
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30th April 2018
Could you hike the Wales Coast Path on £1 a day?
Zoe Penfold is walking all 870 miles of the Wales Coast Path – because she's "lost the plot". But surely there's more to it than that? We got in touch to find out more.
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30th April 2018
Review: Snugpak S&R Windtop
A tough yet lightweight windproof
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30th April 2018
Review: Rab Neutrino 800 sleeping bag
Chris Townsend reviews a bag with an excellent warmth-to-weight ratio
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30th April 2018
Behind the brands: Osprey packs, innovating since 1974
The first in a new series of deeper looks at brands that have shaped outdoor gear since The Great Outdoors began in 1978
