16th October 2017
Britain's best views: the new Landscape Photographer of the Year book revealed
Landscape Photographer of the Year: Collection 11 (AA Publishing, £25) is out now.
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13th October 2017
Mountain hares facing 'local extinction'
In light of 'severe' population declines, environmental and outdoor organisations call for a temporary ban on all mountain hare culling
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13th October 2017
The November 2017 issue of The Great Outdoors is out!
The November issue of TGO is out, and it's all about a celebration of autumn in the mountains: beautiful views, wilderness, backpacking and much more
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10th October 2017
WIN £100 White Stuff voucher
We've partnered with White Stuff for a fantastic competition. One lucky entrant will win a £100 voucher from White Stuff, who have recently started using PrimaLoft Gold in their products
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10th October 2017
A thousand miles on foot through the Middle East: interview with Leon McCarron
Leon McCarron is the author of The Land Beyond, a new book about a 1,000-mile walk through the Middle East. We got in touch with Leon to find out more
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9th October 2017
John Muir Trust sets new Living Landscapes photographic challenge
The John Muir Trust sponsors a new category in the 2018 Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year
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4th October 2017
Book review: The Last Hillwalker by John D Burns
Chris Townsend reviews a modern classic of Scottish hillwalking literature
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3rd October 2017
World-class mountaineer joins Lake District Fell Top Assessors
Mountaineer Zac Poulton is swapping the Himalaya for the Lake District in a role aimed at keeping walkers safe on the Cumbrian fells
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2nd October 2017
Shortlists announced for The Great Outdoors Awards 2017 – vote now!
Shortlists have now been announced for our annual Reader Awards. Here's how you can vote
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2nd October 2017
Pete’s Eats has not closed down
On Friday, rumours began circulating on social media that Pete's Eats, the legendary Llanberis cafe, had closed down. But The Great Outdoors can confirm this is not the case
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2nd October 2017
Hunting for snow with Ed Byrne as the last Scottish snow of 2017 melts
There are a few places in Scotland's mountains where patches of snow rarely melt from one year to the next. As the final traces of last season's white stuff looked close to vanishing, Ed Byrne…
