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Five will tackle Snowdon in memory of friend who died on mountain
Five men will walk to the top of Wales’s highest mountain in memory of a friend who fell to his death on the hill earlier this year.
Walker airlifted after fall from remote Highland peak
A man was airlifted from a remote Highland peak after falling and injuring himself. The walker fell about 2½m (8ft) near the summit of Stac Pollai...
Police appeal after buzzard's body found
Police are appealing for help from the public after the body of a protected bird of prey was found. Derbyshire Constabulary said the buzzard, which...
Medal routes launch hopes to inspire Scots to walk to fitness
Scotland’s sports minister will step out today to kick off a scheme to get Scotland on its feet in the run-up to the Olympics.
Almost 2,000 teens complete gruelling Ten Tors
Almost 2,000 teenagers managed to complete a tough two-day challenge over Dartmoor at the weekend. Organisers of the Ten Tors challenge said 251 of...
Beer and band gathering will help raise cash for mountain rescuers
Organisers of a Lakeland festival are hoping outdoors fans will come for some beer and boogie – and help swell a mountain rescue team’s coffers.
Views sought on next two stretches of English coast path
The Government’s advisory body on the outdoors has started a consultation on the next stretches of English coastline to be opened up to public access.
Nevis walkers rescued as weather warnings issued
Two walkers reported missing on Britain’s highest mountain were found safe and well. The men, who were tackling the Three Peaks challenge, had la...
2,400 teens start one of country's toughest moorland challenges
More than 2,000 teenagers are bedding down in temporary camps on Dartmoor at the end of the first day of one of England’s biggest outdoor challenges.
Police name pair who died in munro microlight crash
Police say the two men who died on a munro in the southern Highlands have been formally identified. Alan McCaskie, 63, of Broughty Ferry, Dundee, a...
Pennine Bridleway and Chamonix feature in new guidebooks
Mountain bikers have a new guide to one of the country’s newest national trails. Outdoor guidebook specialist Cicerone’s Cycling the Pennine Br...
Airlift for man injured on Snowdon
A man was airlifted from Wales’s highest mountain after injuring his ankle. Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team was joined in the rescue on Snowdon by...
Second bothy opens on Hebridean isle
Walkers and outdoor enthusiasts now have access to a second bothy on a Hebridean isle. The Mountain Bothies Association has taken over the care of ...
Access group welcomes Government plans to update 'lost' paths on maps
Access campaigners welcomed coalition Government moves to speed up the process of registering ‘lost’ footpaths and other rights of way.
Walker airlifted after stumble causes ankle injury
A walker was airlifted to hospital after injuring her ankle when she stumbled on rough ground. The 34-year-old was walking on the Stake Pass in the...
Police award marks mountain rescuers' service
The work of a volunteer mountain rescue team has been recognised by police. Tweed Valley Mountain Rescue Team received a Lothian and Borders excell...
Two die in microlight crash on Highland munro
Two men have died in a microlight aircraft accident on a munro in the southern Highlands. The pair died yesterday after their machine crashed near ...
Views sought on plans to bring 'localism' to England's national trails
The Government’s official body for the outdoors today outlined plans to bring localism to England’s national trails.