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Two injured climbers airlifted after Nevis avalanche
Two climbers were airlifted to hospital after being caught in an avalanche on Britain’s highest mountain.
Columbia gear on offer to retailers joining trade group
Independent outdoor retailers are being given the chance to recoup the value of their intial membership fee of a trade association.
Service marks aircrew deaths and birth of nature reserve
The deaths of eight RAF crew members on a remote mountainside were commemorated in a ceremony that also marked the birth of a new approach to rescues.
Underground, overground, and not a Womble in sight
A festival celebrating the outdoor world’s ups and downs will take place in the Yorkshire Dales. Ingleton’s Overground Underground will feature...
Last chance for youngsters to join in Dales outdoor activities
Youngsters living in and around a national park have the chance to take part in the final session of an outdoor activities scheme that is closing in the face of budget cuts.
Everest climb record set – in Windsor
Two men have booked a place in the record books by racing each other the height of the world’s tallest mountain.
Walkers' trail opened through historic ancient kingdom
Scotland’s tourism boss launched a new heritage trail linking some of the country’s most historic sites.
Ministers approve Lomond booze and camping ban
The Scottish Government has approved a controversial camping ban on the eastern shores of Loch Lomond.
Honister mine owner Mark Weir dies in helicopter crash
Controversial Lake District mine owner Mark Weir has died in a helicopter crash near his Honister business.
Simple tools help volunteers win award for cairns project
A project to record and repair Bronze Age cairns on Dartmoor has won an award. Volunteers from the Cairns Project worked at their own expense on th...
Julia says: 'get on your feet' as walking day doubles in size
Walking celebrity Julia Bradbury is heading a move to get the nation on to its feet and walking. The Ramblers president, who recently announced she...
Protests continue as campaigners warn forests still at risk
Outdoor enthusiasts are being urged to head into the woods as campaigners warned the battle to save the nation’s forests is not over.
Mark Weir's final words before helicopter crash: 'I love you'
The partner of the Cumbrian businessman who died in a helicopter crash on a Lake District fell revealed today his final words to her were: ‘I love you’.
Campaigners to fight renewed bid for windfarm on Bowland fells
A power company has submitted plans for a scaled-down windfarm after planners refused its original application.
Walking festival will follow whisky trail and drovers' roads
Walkers in a national park festival will be able to follow in the footsteps of illegal whisky distillers and cross-border cattle drovers.
England's uplands at tourism forefront in Government review
England’s hills and mountains will be at the centre of a push to support rural tourism, the Government said.
First ever Base jump from north Harris crag recorded on video
So what are your first thoughts when you gaze at a huge overhanging gneiss rockface? If you’re Dave MacLeod and Tim Emmett, it’s: let’s see i...
Wainwright Whit walk challenge will help disabled charity
Aficionados of the late Lakeland author Alfred Wainwright will follow in his footsteps in a marathon challenge to raise cash for charity.