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22nd January 2019
The results are in for the Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland’s eighth New Year Plant Hunt, when plant-lovers across Britain and Ireland head out to see what is flowering in their local patch.
22nd January 2019
From silnylon to anti-balling plates, our judges name the top innovations in outdoor gear over the last 40 years.
21st January 2019
There was plenty of controversy when the owners of this ancient and well-loved inn announced its refurbishment. Richard Baynes got a sneak peek at the new Kingshouse before it reopens on 8 February.
21st January 2019
Glasgow-based recycling initiative Camping Recycled has pledged to donate 1% of its profits to Scottish Mountain Rescue as part of an ongoing partnership.
16th January 2019
A new crowdfunding campaign has been launched to raise money for a popular walking route in the Langdale Pikes.
15th January 2019
Walkers have been asked to stay away from paths on a Scottish estate to avoid disturbing a capercaillie looking for a mate.
10th January 2019
The Peebles Outdoor Film Festival has revealed their programme for 2019.
10th January 2019
Pick a cold day to try these cascade-focused hillwalks, and you might just get to see one of the great phenomena of winter.
10th January 2019
Mountaineers have challenged the Highland Council on its stewardship of one of Scotland's most scenic and iconic glens.
9th January 2019
Mountaineering legend Sir Chris Bonington is one of the latest heroes to be immortalised on the Lake District's new currency, the Lake District Pound.
9th January 2019
“When lost, your worst enemy is yourself. Despite checking bearings several times, we all still look around, check the map and think: No, that can’t be right, it’s the other way.”
