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Quadriplegic Ed Jackson completes challenge to carry Christmas tree to 12 summits
A quadriplegic adventurer has completed his challenge to lug a Christmas tree to the top of 12 British mountains to raise cash for charity.
Happy Christmas from the grough team!
The team at grough wish you a very happy Christmas. We hope you have a great festive season and that Santa brings you all the outdoors goodies you ...
Ed Jackson, the 'lucky' quadriplegic who discovered alpine mountaineering
Four years ago, Ed Jackson's rugby career ended with an ill judged dive into a swimming pool and a broken spine; here's how he came to be on two alpine summits with top climber Leo Houlding.
Last-minute Christmas gifts guide: stocking fillers for the outdoor enthusiast
Christmas is fast approaching and we've been out trying some great items to help you choose festive gifts for the outdoors enthusiast in your life.
Helvellyn group led to safety after getting stuck on Striding Edge
Three people had to be led to safety after getting stuck on Striding Edge on Helvellyn. Rescuers said the wintry conditions on the ridge were too c...
Interview: Nims Purja, the 'unknown' mountaineer who smashed the 8,000m peaks record
He's the Nepalese man who hadn't set foot on a mountain until nine years ago; then he set his eyes on possibly the toughest high-altitude record .
Mapping data shows more people walking, for longer distances, this summer
Data collected by Britain’s national mapping agency showed people using its app were walking longer distances and in greater numbers over the summer.
On test: three- to four-season walking boots reviewed
Designing a boot that can be used throughout the year in all but the most severe winter conditions isn’t easy; we tested six pairs to see if they fulfilled the task.
Climate change puts Scotland's coastal wild camps at risk, say researchers
Some of Scotland’s best coastal wild camping areas could disappear because of increased coastal erosion, research suggests.
Muslim Hikers thank people for 'amazing' support after social media attacks
A group called Muslim Hikers has thanked social media users for their ‘amazing’ support after disparaging remarks were posted by some people online after a Peak District event.
Quadriplegic climber Ed Jackson plans ascents of 12 Peaks of Christmas
A quadriplegic adventurer will set out at the weekend on a quest to reach the summits of 12 British mountains.
Ramblers encourage people to continue walking in winter for health and wellbeing
The Ramblers are encouraging people to continue walking through the winter months. Heading out for a walk benefits health and wellbeing, even when ...
Scots mountain experts launch campaign to provide free reliable winter advice
Mountain experts in Scotland have launched a campaign to provide reliable information to outdoor enthusiasts heading for the hills.
Thousands return to Kendal Mountan Festival after in-person event resumes
More than 20,000 people made their way to Kendal to take part in the return of the town’s mountain festival after a hiatus last year when the event was held online.
Ramblers Scotland appeals for legal costs help in Ardnamurchan access fight
Ramblers Scotland is appealing to the public to help fund a legal battle over access at a Highland estate.
Kendal Mountain Festival prepares to welcome visitors as 'live' event returns
Organisers of Kendal Mountain Festival are preparing to welcome visitors to the Cumbrian town, after last year’s event was forced online because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
'Be prepared for all eventualities' urge police, after spate of Highland rescues
Police in Scotland are urging hill-goers to make sure they are prepared for all eventualities, after a recent series of mountain rescue incidents in the Highlands.
PrimaLoft's green process gains writers' and photographers' innovation award
An environmentally friendly process developed by insulation brand PrimaLoft has been commended by outdoors experts.