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Planning boss comes out against Highland gold mine

A national park planning chief has recommended plans for reopening a Highland gold mine be turned down.

11 August 2010

Lost walker found after night on mountains

A walker has been found safe and well after a major search in the Scottish Highlands. Police were alerted at 4.45pm yesterday when they were called...

10 August 2010

Map and compass skills on offer for munro walkers

Walkers can brush up their navigation skills this week on a Scottish munro. The National Trust for Scotland is offering hill-goers the chance to ge...

09 August 2010

New walkers' deerstalking website goes into service

A pilot website to help hillwalkers know where deerstalking is taking place is now live. The Heading for the Scottish Hills site has Ordnance Surve...

08 August 2010

Nevis walker stretchered off mountain after injury

A walker was stretchered from Britain’s highest mountain after injuring herself. The incident happened when the woman, who has not been named, wa...

07 August 2010

Two bridges for Six Dales route

Walkers on one of northern England’s newest long-distance routes will be able to keep their feet drier after the building of two bridges over becks.

06 August 2010

Ridge may be named after Everest hero Hillary

A ridge on New Zealand’s highest mountain may be named after the first man to summit Everest. Sir Edmund Hillary topped out on Everest with Sherp...

05 August 2010

Walkers urged to object to Lakeland zip-wire

A conservation charity is urging walkers to back its objection to the proposed zip-wire in the Lake District.

03 August 2010

Spyke will head to Dartmoor for OMM event

The man who set a new munro record in June will be among starters in this year’s Original Mountain Marathon.

03 August 2010

Sock firm puts Kalahari run on firm footing

Irish sock manufacturer Bridgedale is lending its support to an attempt to run across the Kalahari Desert for the first time.

10 August 2010

Mountain rescuers benefit from criminals' ill-gotten gains

Two rescue teams will benefit from criminals’ activities under police scheme to ensure crime doesn’t pay.

09 August 2010

Walkers will have new bridge thanks to drystone experts

Craftsmen have made an unusual donation to a national park: a drystone bridge. The bridge, made from local limestone and sandstone, was originally ...

09 August 2010

Injured climber airlifted while raising cash for rescuers

A climber involved in a dramatic helicopter rescue earlier this year had to be airlifted to hospital again after injuring himself while raising cash for his rescuers.

08 August 2010

Two walkers rescued after Lakeland injuries

Rescuers called to help an injured hillwalker found a second person needing treatment. Members of Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team had been alerted ...

07 August 2010

Lomond core paths on view for walkers

A Scottish national park has introduced an online map showing all its core paths. The Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park Authority compl...

05 August 2010

Walkers needed to boot up for charity challenge

A conservation charity is looking for hardy walkers to help it raise cash by tackling a 100km challenge.

04 August 2010

New footpath will make Dales Way safer for walkers

Walkers on the Dales Way will be safer after a national park authority negotiated an off-road right of way near the end of the 129km (80-mile) route.

03 August 2010

Doubts remain over future of English coast path

The Government body responsible for setting up coastal access around England has denied the project has been shelved as a result of coalition cuts.

03 August 2010

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