16th December 2022
Winners of The Great Outdoors Reader Awards 2022 announced!
The Great Outdoors Reader Awards 2022 are the UK’s democratic celebration of the best of outdoor culture. Here we announce the winners.
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16th December 2022
The Great Outdoors Reader Awards 2022 are the UK’s democratic celebration of the best of outdoor culture. Here we announce the winners.
7th December 2022
'Tis the season to go on a ramble. Here, The Great Outdoors share our top picks for the best Christmas-themed walks happening near you this yule.
5th December 2022
Our January 2023 Creator of the Month, Colin Woolf paints the minute intricacies of our natural world in his pin-feather paintings.
5th December 2022
As the climate warms, snow in the hills is an increasingly hard thing to predict. Mary-Ann Ochota asks: is it time to stop dreaming of a white mountain Christmas?
24th November 2022
Go where the wild things are in January's issue of The Great Outdoors, in which we explore the mountains' natural wonders, bothy hiking and discover a 7000-mile journey across Europe.
24th November 2022
Jon Moses argues that the obsession with public littering in the countryside lets the real culprits off the hook - and demonises ordinary people.
14th November 2022
Swap the boring team-building exercises for an inspiring and adventurous corporate retreat in the spectacular surroundings of Snowdonia.
14th November 2022
Our December 2022 Creator of the Month, Simon Beck draws nature’s geometry with his alpine snow art from his mountain home in Les Arcs.
9th November 2022
Kendal Mountain Festival 2022 is just around the corner. So, to help you plan your trip, here's a preview of the most intriguing events on this year's line-up.
3rd November 2022
In the first of a regular comment series, Mary-Ann Ochota ponders the dilemma of wind farms and where to build renewable energy infrastructure.