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Mauled sheep lead to national park dog-walking warning

National park bosses have reminded dog owners to keep their pets on a short lead during the breeding season.

15 March 2012

Man rescued after Falmouth Coastguard picks up New Zealand SOS signal

A man was rescued from an antipodean wilderness, thanks to coastguards in Cornwall, 11,000 miles away.

15 March 2012

Ex-Olympic rowing champ will be Karrimor ambassador

Outdoor company Karrimor has appointed an Olympic gold medallist and outdoor adventurer as an ambassador for its brand.

14 March 2012

'Heartwarming' climbers' support puts arson-hit instructor back in action

An outdoors instructor who was the victim of an arson attack that destroyed all his gear said the support he has had from fellow climbers has been heartwarming.

13 March 2012

Free guided walk on offer to Pennine hikers

Walkers are being invited to join a high-level hike to experience the beauty of the South Pennines with a free trip.

13 March 2012

Trust lines up against European projects for Nevis path cash

A leading broadcaster and journalist is backing a bid to secure cash for repairs to a Highland path. The John Muir Trust is bidding for £25,000-wo...

12 March 2012

Rescuers in action in three Scafell Pike incidents

Mountain rescuers were in action in three incidents on England’s highest mountain. Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team called in the help of the Duddon ...

11 March 2012

Online guide launched to UK's 'toughest long-distance trail'

A website to guide walkers along one of Britain’s most challenging long-distance trails has been set up.

10 March 2012

Injured boy airlifted from Lakeland climbing site

A boy was airlifted to hospital after falling at a Lake District climbing site. Coniston Mountain Rescue Team was alerted at 12.45pm today and 16 m...

09 March 2012

Wrong turn costs walkers dear with £110 taxi bill

A couple who got lost while coming down England’s highest mountain were faced with a taxi bill of £110 to get themselves back to their base.

15 March 2012

Forestry bosses delay controversial car-park charges

Forestry bosses have said they will delay introducing controversial car-parking charges at a glen used by outdoor enthusiasts.

14 March 2012

Book bargains on offer as publisher opens its doors

Outdoor enthusiasts with an eye for a bargain might want to navigate their way to Cumbria later this month, when a publisher opens its doors for a book sale.

13 March 2012

Plea to outdoor enthusiasts to follow code after sheep poisoning

National park bosses have urged outdoor enthusiasts to follow the Countryside Code after seven sheep died when someone propped open a bridleway gate.

13 March 2012

Outdoor industry body heads south to new Lakes home

The trade body representing outdoors companies is moving its headquarters to the Lake District. The Outdoor Industries Association is currently bas...

13 March 2012

Man suffers head injuries in fall from Snowdonia scramble

A man was injured when a rock gave way as he was tackling a scrambling route in north Wales. The man, in his 50s, was with his wife and another mar...

11 March 2012

Mountain body takes forest bosses to task over Highland car park charges

The Mountaineering Council of Scotland has accused a government agency of not thinking through the implications of recently introduced car parking charges at what it calls one of Scotland’s finest glens.

10 March 2012

Walker suffers arm injury in Dales slip

A walker was rescued after slipping and injuring himself in the Yorkshire Dales. The 65-year-old was on top of Malham Cove when he slipped on wet r...

09 March 2012

Leo braves tropical nasties for first ascent on Amazon 'lost world'

One of Britain’s top climbers has followed in the footsteps of Sir Arthur Conan’s Doyle’s adventure heroes with ascent to a South American ‘lost world’.

09 March 2012

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