29th April 2021
Call for walkers and climbers to take part in new survey
Some of the UK’s leading outdoor organisations are looking to make their work more inclusive, and are calling on walkers and climbers to complete a new survey to help.
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9th April 2021
Team TGO: our outdoor dreams for when lockdown lifts
With lockdown restrictions set to ease further, here’s how some of The Great Outdoors team are planning to break their mountain fast.
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9th April 2021
How fleece transformed what we wear in the outdoors
Chris Townsend marks the fourtieth anniversary of a revolutionary new fabric, and the thirtieth anniversary of Polartec.
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31st March 2021
Why walkers should say yes to windfarms
Walkers and windfarms often don’t mix well – but for Ronald Turnbull, the urgency of the climate crisis means it’s a sacrifice we have to make.
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5th March 2021
Has outdoor culture become too detached from nature?
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6th June 2019
The End of Winter by Alex Roddie
The Cape Wrath Trail is among the UK’s toughest but also most rewarding long-distance routes – where better to find solitude and a break from the noise of switched-on modern living?
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2nd May 2019
The Great Outdoors Guide to Planning a Winter Cape Wrath Trail: part two
The second instalment of our two-part guide to planning a winter Cape Wrath Trail covers skills, fitness, gear, and logistics. Here’s how to make sure you’re prepared.
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