13th March 2018
Digital feature: the future of mountain navigation and mapping
The Great Outdoors investigates what the future holds for map, compass, GPS and smartphone navigation
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12th March 2018
Mend Our Mountains: Make One Million launches
The BMC's Mend Our Mountains initiative launched over the weekend – here's how you can help
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12th March 2018
Campaign for National Parks call for better public transport links
Campaign for National Parks is calling for more to be done to enable everyone to access our National Parks, including the quarter of households who do not own a private car
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9th March 2018
EOCA voting begins | Which environmental project would you like to see funded?
Readers of The Great Outdoors can help choose the project that will receive funding from the European Outdoor Conservation Association in 2018.
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8th March 2018
Ellis Brigham and Find It Film support women outdoors with #EngageYourSenses project
Lights! Camera! Action! Ellis Brigham & Find It Film support women outdoors with #EngageYourSenses project
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7th March 2018
Giant footprints: Snowshoes in the Scottish Highlands with Alex Nail
When the snow's deep on the hill, sometimes what you really need is a pair of snowshoes
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7th March 2018
Obituary: Richard Gilbert, outdoor writer
The outdoor writer Richard Gilbert died in January 2018, aged 80
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6th March 2018
Your pictures: The Beast from the East
Over the last week, a severe spell of wintry weather has gripped the UK. Here are some of your photos
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5th March 2018
The April 2018 issue is here!
The April 2018 issue of The Great Outdoors is in shops now, and it's a good'un...
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1st March 2018
Trossachs National Park welcomes back campers… to its campsites
Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park says it is preparing to welcome campers to its lochshores as the second season of camping management bylaws come into effect on 1st March. The bylaws, initially trialled at…
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1st March 2018
Book extract: I Went For A Walk by Gabriel Stewart
Gabriel Stewart decided to walk 1,000 miles around the UK on his gap year. His book I Went For A Walk describes the story of how it all went spectacularly wrong. The book is currently…
