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New walking route bears name of right-of-way stalwart

A new long-distance footpath will bear the name of a tireless rights-of-way campaigner who died just days before she was due to receive an award from the Ramblers.

28 April 2011

Walker airlifted after fell injury

A walker was airlifted from a Lakeland fell after suffering a knee injury. The 22-year-old woman was walking with family at the head of Deepdale to...

27 April 2011

National trail running scheme ignites controversy

A trailblazing scheme to encourage long-distance runners in the countryside has ignited controversy, with a petition launched against the installation of a series of electonic boxes fixed in remote locations.

26 April 2011

TV appearance for Coast to Coast mountain rescuers

Two mountain rescuers who plan to walk across England will make a television appearance tomorrow. Judy Whiteside and Gail Todd will start their 309...

24 April 2011

Twelve exhausted sea kayakers rescued after alarm raised

A dozen sea kayakers were rescued after some of them became exhausted and seasick. The group, mainly teenagers, were spotted in difficulties off th...

24 April 2011

Climber seriously injured in Lakeland fall

A climber was seriously hurt in a fall from a Lakeland crag. Members of the Langdale and Ambleside Mountain Rescue Team were called to the man’s ...

23 April 2011

Stanage up for grabs as Peak disposals continue

A cash-strapped national park authority is looking at possibly selling off a prime rockclimbing site as Government budget cuts take effect.

20 April 2011

Cautious welcome for new Highlands goldmine plans

A campaigning outdoors charity has given a cautious welcome to revised plans for a goldmine in the Highlands.

19 April 2011

National park on fire alert after six moorland blazes

Bosses in a national park that has been hit by six moorland blazes recently have pleaded with the public to take extra care not to start fires.

18 April 2011

Patrick lends a paw in beach clean-up

Dogged determination by volunteers saw one of Britain’s most remote beaches restored to pristine condition after the collection of masses of marine debris.

28 April 2011

Night-time catches out challenge walkers

Two walkers were rescued after getting caught out at night on a Yorkshire Dales fell. The 26-year-old woman and 22-year-old man called for help aft...

27 April 2011

Walker injured in Dales scramble

A walker was airlifted to hospital after falling in the Yorkshire Dales. The 66-year-old man was scrambling up the dry waterfall at the head of the...

25 April 2011

Duck event will help with mountain rescuers' bills

Mountain rescuers will be going quackers tomorrow in a bid to raise funds. Volunteers from the Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team will stage their ann...

24 April 2011

Injured waterfall walkers treated after slips

Two walkers were treated for injuries in separate incidents at a Yorkshire Dales beauty spot today. The Cave Rescue Organisation was called to help...

23 April 2011

Outdoors 'Red Tape' exercise: is Cameron facing another climbdown?

Britain’s largest campaign group for walkers has hit out at coalition Government plans to undermine right-to-roam laws in England and Wales.

22 April 2011

Second fire alert as dry spell leaves tinderbox conditions

A second national park has warned its moors and forests are at risk of fire after a prolonged dry weather spell left the ground tinder-dry.

20 April 2011

Ranger follows family tradition with bridleway bridge

A national park ranger followed in a family tradition to help bridge a moorland beck that barred the way for walkers, horse riders and cyclists.

18 April 2011

Walkers set to benefit from satellite rescue beacons

Walkers and other outdoors enthusiasts in Britain could soon be allowed to use satellite safety transmitters for the first time.

17 April 2011

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