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Climber injured as avalanches hit Highlands
A climber has been injured after being caught in an avalanche on a Highland mountain. The man, who has not been named, was with another climber on ...
'Everest' challenge pair set new charity goal
Two men who this year climbed more than the height of Everest in a charity effort to summit ten British mountain peaks have set themselves a new charity challenge.
Highland estate at centre of access row to seek zoo licence
A controversial Highland estate at the centre of an access row has said it will apply for a zoo licence.
A bothy Christmas for rescuers on call in Highlands
As you tuck into your turkey tomorrow, spare a thought for the rescuers spending their time in a Highlands bothy, on call to come to the aid of walkers and climbers over the festive period.
Free Ordnance Survey mapping may follow Government u-turn
Outdoor enthusiasts were handed an early Christmas present today with the announcement that the Government could make leisure mapping free to users.
Take a walk this Christmas, says minister
Walkers got the official Government stamp of approval today as a minister urged Britons to revive a festive tradition and take to their feet to burn off some of the calories from their Christmas lunches.
Munro baggers needed for water-charity challenge
A charity is looking for volunteers for a mass challenge that it hopes will put people on every 3,000ft mountain on the British Isles on one day next summer.
Avalanche rose makes risks clear to winter mountaineers
It’s out with the old and in with the new as Scotland’s avalanche service launches for the new winter season with a much improved look.
Coroner halts Ten Tors inquest as charges considered
A coroner has adjourned an inquest into the death of a 14-year-old girl who died during a Ten Tors training expedition.
More rescue calls for north Wales teams
Snowdonia’s mountain rescuers’ busy end to 2009 continued with a spate of callouts to walkers in distress.
Benighted Gribin climbers among seven rescued over Christmas
Two climbers who had to be winched from a north Wales ridge were among seven people who kept rescuers busy in the Ogwen Valley, days after the launch of a safety campaign.
Tracksuit-clad walkers rescued within hours of safety launch
Within hours of the launch of a mountain safety campaign, rescuers had to go to the aid of ill equipped would-be summiteers on Wales’s highest mountain.
Festive greetings to all our readers from the grough team
We’d like to wish you all a happy Christmas! All the team here at grough hope you get everything you could wish for from Santa to help you enjoy ...
Fall victim lends his weight to mountain safety campaign
A man who nearly died in a fall on one of Snowdonia’s peaks has backed a campaign to improve safety on the mountains.
Flood-damaged paths mapped by Lakes authority
Walkers in the Lake District are being urged to check on the state of footpaths as Cumbria recovers from the devastating floods that left £1.6m of damage and left many bridges and rights of way either destroyed or damaged.
OS map data: what happened to the consultation?
A public consultation on the future of Ordnance Survey mapping failed to materialise this week. Despite assurances from a Government minister that ...
MP wants residents' veto on national park extensions
A Lakeland MP says the proposed extension of the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales national parks should be put to a referendum of residents.
Tree scheme beats Stanage project to win grant
Walkers’ and climbers’ projects missed out in a public vote to decide where a £5,000 grant would be spent in the Peak District.