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25th April 2019
Fancy a challenge? Like the idea of trekking for 240+ miles through the West Highlands in winter? A winter Cape Wrath Trail could be for you. Here’s our two-part guide to planning the trip of…
22nd March 2019
As spring approaches and lighter days come back into our lives, it’s an opportunity to stay outdoors for longer.
25th February 2019
A dramatic image of Snowdon taken by an amateur photographer from Cheltenham has been selected as the new cover for Ordnance Survey’s best-selling paper map. Amy Pennington was named the winner of a photo competition…
24th January 2019
Winter hillwalkers needn't suffer from chilly feet. Here are some expert tips on how to keep your toes toasty by our Gear Editor Chris Townsend.
10th January 2019
Our guide to the different ways in which you can use GPS and traditional navigation tools together – and some of the issues you need to bear in mind when doing so.
19th December 2018
Ever thought about sketching your walks? Liz Wakelin shares her tips, from getting started to drawing inspiration (pun intended) from other artists.
6th December 2018
Our guide to crampons: busting the jargon, a close look at features, and five crampons reviewed.
15th November 2018
First on the scene – how to handle emergencies on the hill, from potential incidents to what should be in your first aid kit.
14th November 2018
In an extract from her new book, the Wilderness Cookbook, TGO contributor Phoebe Smith shares some of her top tips for creating the perfect camp kitchen – plus two yummy recipes.
5th November 2018
Conflicts involving ski mountaineers using managed ski resorts in Scotland should be a thing of the past this winter.
1st November 2018
Footpath erosion – it’s unsightly and damaging to the mountain environment. But much as we’d love to think that erosion is caused by other people, the truth is that we all contribute to it. How…
