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14th August 2018
A new study led by Dr Adam Watson, the UK’s foremost montane ecologist, demonstrates scale of mountain hare population crash – and suggests grouse moorland management is to blame.
13th August 2018
Glen Etive hydro schemes would detract from Wild Land Area 9 that is afforded significant protection, say the John Muir Trust.
13th August 2018
From the forests of Finland to the mountains of Norway and Sweden, Scandinavia has much to offer the backpacker – and we’re publishing a new range of Scandi-themed features here on our website.
13th August 2018
Cotton Sun Hat with Cooling Insert This has been a good summer for sun hats. The weather’s been great, and I’ve had four to test. The latest is the Tilley Hiker’s Hat, which is very…
9th August 2018
Roger Smith reviews an informative book on the lynx with gorgeous photos – but wishes the rewilding movement were more coordinated.
8th August 2018
Snowdonia National Park Authority has developed a new initiative to inform and educate hillwalkers in popular areas.
7th August 2018
Work starts on the new Carnach Bridge in Knoydart, but it’ll be a while before it’s open yet.
7th August 2018
People can now refill their water bottles for free at more than 150 Youth Hostels in England and Wales.
6th August 2018
Chris Townsend, Alex Roddie and Ronald Turnbull share their tips on how to be comfortable even while keeping weight down.
6th August 2018
Our annual Awards represent a unique opportunity: for the hillwalking public to recognise the people, organisations and brands that deserve to be recognised. Here’s how you can get involved.
2nd August 2018
A proposed cable car in the Lake District has prompted a question: what are our National Parks for?
