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New bridleway takes cyclists and walkers away from Dales main road

Cyclists and walkers travelling between two Yorkshire Dales villages no longer have to take their lives in their hands on a busy main road.

14 November 2012

Call to demolish Glencoe home tainted by Jimmy Savile's ownership

A councillor has suggested a Highland cottage once owned by one of the key figures in Scottish mountaineering should be demolished because it has become the target for vandals.

14 November 2012

More camping bans on way as park bosses plan Scotland's own 'Yosemite'?

National park bosses have unveiled plans to transform part of the Highlands with new campsites, motorhome facilities and commercial kiosks.

13 November 2012

Forestry Commission: no need to close affected dieback woodland to walkers

Britain’s forestry experts say there is no need to close woodland to walkers and outdoor enthusiasts following outbreaks of the deadly ash dieback fungus.

13 November 2012

Bridge to Glencoe's Lost Valley finally reopens after two-month delay

The bridge leading to the Lost Valley in Glencoe has finally reopened, almost five months after it was closed for repairs.

12 November 2012

Walker seriously hurt in 100ft fall from Swirral Edge on Helvellyn

A walker was seriously injured when he fell 30m (100ft) from a ridge on England’s third highest mountain.

10 November 2012

Saturday premiere for Paul Diffley rockclimbing 'road movie' Odyssey

Tomorrow sees the release of an award-winning film producer’s latest work. Odyssey, Paul Diffley’s road-trip account of a two-week journey with...

09 November 2012

Corbett survey by hill sleuths leads to separation of Highland twins

A survey by a pair of hill sleuths led to the separation of Highland twins. Two peaks above Glen Shiel that had previously been classified as a twi...

08 November 2012

Woodland Trust calls for tighter controls as more ash cases found in Scotland

A conservation charity in Scotland repeated pleas to walkers and other outdoor enthusiasts to wash their boots, bike wheels and car tyres after visiting woodland, following the announcement of suspected cases of ash dieback disease north of the border.

07 November 2012

Scottish mountain safety lecture series includes cross-border date

Scotland’s mountaineering body is heading south for the day, to get across the safety message for hillwalkers and climbers.

14 November 2012

Cavers warn of Dales pothole danger after entrance collapse

Cavers have issued a warning of the dangerous state of part of a Yorkshire Dales system. The White Rose Pothole Club said one of the entrances to t...

13 November 2012

Students rescued in two Ogwen Valley incidents after darkness falls

Thirteen students were rescued in two separate incidents in Snowdonia. Ogwen Valley Mountain Rescue Organisation lowered nine climbers to safety on...

13 November 2012

Lancashire police appeal for information after shot buzzard found by walker

Police are appealing for information after a buzzard had to be put down after being shot. The bird was found by a walker at a Scout camp in West La...

12 November 2012

Lost walkers airlifted after major night search near High Cup Nick

Six lost walkers were airlifted from a Pennine fell after a major night-time search. Four other members of the group managed to walk to safety and ...

11 November 2012

Mountaineer Alan Hinkes helps Wainwright fans celebrate double anniversary

Fans of the late author Alfred Wainwright are gathering this evening to celebrate two significant anniversaries.

09 November 2012

Bonington's Olympic torch auctioned to raise cash for Nepal charity

The Olympic torch that Everest summiteer Sir Chris Bonington took to the top of Wales’s highest mountain is being auctioned to raise cash for a charity that helps Nepalese porters and their families.

09 November 2012

New rights of way secured in Lake District agreements with National Trust

More than a dozen new rights of way have been set up in the Lake District thanks to agreements between the national park authority and landowners.

07 November 2012

Gelert ditches supermarket sales and sets up specialist retailer network

Outdoor brand Gelert has announced it will stop supplying supermarkets and concentrate on supporting specialist outdoor retailers.

07 November 2012

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