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Peak District bikers succeed in lifting traffic ban on Chapel Gate track

A judge has quashed an order banning off-roaders from a Peak District track. The national park authority has had an experimental order in place for...

Public's views sought on north Norfolk stretch of England Coast Path

Outdoor enthusiasts are being asked for their views on the next stages of the planned England Coast Path.

Colin completes 600-mile watershed route in 30 days

An ultrarunner has completed a remarkable 30-day run along Scotland’s watershed. Colin Meek completed the 600-mile (966km) route, which began on ...

£10k gift will mark life of mountain rescuer who died in climbing accident

The family and friends of a former mountain rescue team member who died in a climbing accident earlier this year have donated £10,000 to a fund to commemorate his life.

Crime cash pays for teens' outdoor course

A group of youngsters is enjoying an outdoor course – thanks to criminals. A dozen 13- and 14-year-olds are taking part in the course at an outdo...

Rescued paddler dies in hospital

A paddler who was airlifted from a beck in the Howgill fells on New Year’s Day has died. Catherine Stainsby, 41, from Swinton, Malton in North Yo...

Setback for Blacks sale as Sports Direct pulls out

Struggling outdoor retail group Blacks Leisure suffered a setback today in its quest for a buyer when a key suitor said it would not make an offer for the company.

£30m credit deal will aid outdoor retailer's expansion

Gear retailer GO Outdoors will continue its expansion after securing £30m-worth of credit financing from Lloyds Banking Group.

2010 in retrospect: join us in a look back at the outdoors year

As the year draws to a close, we take a look back at the events that have shaped the events in 2010. From tragedy to triumph, heartbreak to ecstasy, t...

Lakes campaigners object to latest Honister zip-wire plans

A conservation charity has condemned the latest proposal to build a tourist zip-wire down the side of a Lake District fell.

Ultrarunner Tim Williamson heads to North Pole for 'ultimate challenge'

A British ultrarunner is preparing for his ultimate challenge: an unsupported walk to and from the North Pole.

Body of man found on Cairngorms mountain

A man’s body has been found in the Cairngorms. Northern Constabulary said the remains were found yesterday, Thursday, about 3.30pm in the Braeria...

'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.

No criminal charges over polar bear death of Eton student on Arctic trip

Authorities in Svalbard say no-one will be prosecuted over the death of a 17-year-old Eton College student who was attacked by a polar bear last year.

The great outdoors in 2011: the year in view

Our customary look-back at the past year provides a mix of triumph and controversy; tragedy and humour, with a few heroic acts.

Controversial Highland windfarm hearing postponed

A planning hearing into the proposed building of 31 wind turbines in the Highlands has been postponed.

Anger as eight youth hostels face closure

Supporters have vowed to oppose the closure of a Lake District youth hostel. A Facebook group has been formed to try to get the Youth Hostels Assoc...

YHA urged to keep promises on Peak centre's work

Campaigners are urging the new operators of a national park learning centre to keep its promises made to authority bosses.

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