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Flip! Experts warn new clothing trend could be fatal attraction for your compass
Mountain experts have identified a new hazard for hillgoers, after analysis of a recent rescue in the Highlands.
Ultrarunner Dave Stevens plans attempt on Pennine Way record
A British ultrarunner will attempt to break the record for the fastest completion of the Pennine Way later this year.
Broadcaster Cameron McNeish to receive Scots mountain culture award
Writer and broadcaster Cameron McNeish has been recognised for his contribution to mountain culture. The former magazine editor will receive the Sc...
Two stranded ski mountaineers rescued after night on Glen Coe mountain
Two ski mountaineers were winched to safety by a rescue helicopter after spending the night in sub-zero temperatures on a Glen Coe Mountain.
Lake District Friends plan zipwire protest as John Muir Trust adds its objection
Conservation charity the Friends of the Lake District has announced plans for a rally in protest against the planned zipwire over Thirlmere.
Wintry weather helps retailer Mountain Warehouse to 'cracking' Christmas
Wintry weather helped outdoors retailer Mountain Warehouse to a ‘cracking’ Christmas, its chief executive said.
Thirlmere zipwire: film-maker Terry Abraham expands on reasons for charity resignation
Film-maker Terry Abraham very publicly resigned as ambassador of the newly rebranded Lake District Foundation on Friday at the event being staged to mark its rebirth.
Film-maker Terry Abraham resigns from Lakes charity over Thirlmere zipwire stance
Acclaimed film-maker and photographer Terry Abraham has resigned from a charity over the planned zipwires at Thirlmere.
The great big grough guide to Christmas gifts for your outdoor fan
We donned our headtorch and delved deep into Santa's cavern to find some top gifts for the outdoor enthusiast in your life.
Snowdonia faces cuts in footpath work and parking charge hikes as budget slashed
Snowdonia National Park Authority will cut back on its rights of way work and seek to increase income from its car parks, following a reduction of almost £800,000 in its budget.
Outdoors gear company Alpkit shortlisted for award as expansion continues
An outdoor gear company founded 14 years ago in the East Midlands has been shortlisted in awards run by an international foundation.
We join Lake District felltop assessor Zac Poulton to brush up our winter skills
Fancy brushing up your winter mountain skills with an expert? We took to the hill with one of the Lake District's felltop assessors...
Eoin Keith takes the lead in Spine Race as Jim Mann retires injured
The Montane Spine Race earned its reputation as Britain’s most brutal over the past 24 hours as runners battled high winds and blizzards in the north Pennines.
Refugees join group planting 700 trees in Yorkshire Dales
Refugees and asylum seekers were among an international group that spent time improving the Yorkshire Dales environment by helping to plant 700 trees in the area.
Map omission 'could have cost lost Cairn Gorm climbers' lives'
A simple omission by a group of climbers could have cost them their lives after they got lost in a blizzard in the Cairngorms.
Two rescued from an icy Blencathra after getting lost in dark
Two young men had to be rescued from a Lake District mountain after getting lost in the dark. The pair rang for help on Saturday when they became s...
Forty volunteers in eight-hour rescue of badly injured Lake District climber
Forty volunteer team members battled for more than eight hours to rescue a badly injured mountaineer from a Lake District mountainside.
Film-maker Richard Else: 'I believe Alfred Wainwright had Asperger Syndrome'
A film-maker who collaborated with acclaimed Lakeland guidebook author Alfred Wainwright said he believes the man had Asperger Syndrome.