14th March 2024
Explore the back of beyond with our May issue
Open the pages of your companion to more remote rambling on Britain's less popular and much-maligned mountains.
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11th March 2024
Access to nature is not a luxury – history proves it’s a necessity for a world-weary population
On the 75th anniversary of the Act that established National Parks and National Trails, Mary-Ann Ochota seeks inspiration from a war-weary association of walkers.
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2nd March 2024
Book review: Local by Alastair Humphreys
While many of us tirelessly seek the next big peak or a new place where we can disconnect, there is much to learn from Alistair Humphreys' new book.
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1st March 2024
Creator of the Month: Get outside with Lira Valencia
"A lot of my motivation for protecting wildlife stems from knowing how much humans depend on a healthy ecosystem for our own survival..."
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29th February 2024
Can CampWild’s paid ‘wild camping’ help deliver the land justice revolution?
Mary-Ann Ochota asks whether paid ‘wild camping’ platforms actually have a part to play in the fight for better access.
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26th February 2024
Your weekend in: Wooler
The Cheviots cover some of the remotest ground in England but there is one town that makes an excellent base camp.
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25th February 2024
Mountain weather phenomena: fogbows, inversions, Aurora, Brocken spectres and more
From Brocken Spectres to Aurora, photographer James Roddie shares his hard-won tips on how to spot the seven wonders of the mountains.
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21st February 2024
Your weekend in: Postbridge
Postbridge punches way above its weight when it comes to providing a base for a weekend's upland exploration.
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13th February 2024
Find your space in nature with our April issue
With help from fellow biophiles, we ponder how to have truly wild encounters in the mountains of a nature-depleted Britain.
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8th February 2024
Winners of The Great Outdoors Reader Awards 2024 announced!
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2nd February 2024
Make the most of home with The Urban Wanderer
Sarah Irving, The Urban Wanderer, encourages an appreciation of the outdoors wherever you may live. “It is so easy to forget the outdoors is everywhere,” Sarah Irving, a Stockport-based freelance travel writer and cat-sitter, tells…
