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New Thames coast path stretch enables sea-to-source walkers' route
Walkers can now traverse the full length of the River Thames, after the opening of a new stretch of the England Coast Path.
Lost Scafell Pike walkers found sheltering in stretcher box
Two walkers were found sheltering in a mountain rescue stretcher box after prompting a search on England’s highest mountain.
Climber who helped rescuers with Tryfan clear-up injured in fall short time later
A climber with a group that helped rescuers on a Snowdonia mountain was himself rescued a short time later after a fall in a gully.
Highland walkers warned damaged Steall Gorge footpath will close for repairs
Walkers will be unable to use a popular Highlands path while repairs are carried out. The Steall Gorge footpath, at the base of the Ben Nevis massi...
German pointer Alfie stretchered from scene after 30ft plunge at Beacons waterfall
An injured dog was the first of three ‘customers’ for a rescue team in the same area on one day. Central Beacons Mountain Rescue Team was first...
Snowdonia rescuers kept busy as weather tempts visitors onto the hills
Rescuers from a Snowdonia team were called out three times recently as good weather tempted people onto the hills.
Yorkshire Dales national park bosses welcome visitors' return as lockdown eases
National park bosses in the Yorkshire Dales said it is a huge relief to be able to properly welcome visitors back to the area from Monday.
Mountain council questions Brecon Beacons bosses' access-land Covid-19 closures
A decision by national park bosses in the Brecon Beacons to close access land and rights of way in a large part of the area has been questioned by the British Mountaineering Council.
Mountain rescuers saw surge in callouts as Covid-19 lockdown eased, figures reveal
Mountain rescuers in England and Wales saw large increases in the number of callouts during the first easing of lockdown in 2020.
Man airlifted from Tryfan after fall on mountain's North Ridge
A man was airlifted from a Snowdonia mountain after injuring himself in a fall. The young man was with a friend on Tryfan on Thursday when they bot...
Ramblers urge Treasury to fund path repairs to support Covid-19 walking surge
Walkers’ campaigners are urging the Chancellor Rishi Sunak to stump up cash for path repairs as winter approaches.
Say hello to the South Pennines – a 'self-appointed' park
The South Pennines missed out when national parks were created; now, 70 years later, a 'self appointed' alternative park has come into being.
Snowdonia bosses continue to deal with problem parking and visitors' litter
National park bosses in Snowdonia are encouraging walkers to use bus services to help relieve traffic problems in the area.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak backs bid for Coast to Coast Walk's national trail status
A scheme to gain national-trail status for Alfred Wainwright’s Coast to Coast Walk has received the backing of a top politician.
Workers use 600 tonnes of stone on eroded Yorkshire Three Peaks Sulber path
National park rangers and volunteers are using more than 600 tonnes of stone aggregate to make the going easier for walkers on one of the Yorkshire Dales’ most popular routes.
Two weekend callouts for rescuers to aid walkers in North York Moors national park
Rescuers were called out to aid an injured walker in the North York Moors national park. The incident on Sunday was the second of the weekend for S...
John Muir Trust completes path repairs on Quinag in north-west Highlands
A popular path on a Scottish mountain described as a ‘walker’s paradise’ has been restored. Work completed on Quinag in the north-west Highla...
Post-lockdown visitor surge leads to path erosion on trust's Scottish hills
Increasing numbers of walkers using mountain paths in Scotland during the coronavirus crisis has led to damage to routes.