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Glyder death-fall woman named

An inquest was today opened and adjourned following the death of a woman on the Idwal Slabs in Snowdonia.

23 September 2009

Council urged to drop footpath plan

Campaigners are urging a Welsh council to drop plans which, they say, will lead to the neglect of some of its public paths.

23 September 2009

Mountaineering council seeks IT volunteers

The search is on for keen walkers or climbers who have computing skills, to help staff at the Manchester office of the British Mountaineering Council.

22 September 2009

Woman dies in Snowdonia fall

A woman has died in a fall in Snowdonia. The incident happened this evening on the Idwal Slabs near the base of Glyder Fawr in the Ogwen Valley. Ea...

21 September 2009

Walker dies in Highland fall

A man has died after a fall in the Torridon Highlands. The walker died on Beinn Eighe after a party of four spent the night on the 1,010m (3,314ft)...

21 September 2009

Euro-cash means green light for moors restoration

A massive project to regenerate some of the country’s most important moorland will go ahead after the European Union pledged £5½m to safeguard stretches of upland in the Peak District and South Pennines.

17 September 2009

More walkers hit England's second-oldest national trail

England’s second oldest national trail is getting more popular, with figures released today showing an increase of 26 per cent stomping across its route.

14 September 2009

Pennine town is a 'pioneer' says campaigner

A leading campaigner is this evening lauding a Pennine town for its pioneer spirit in the outdoors. Hebden Bridge, in Calderdale, West Yorkshire, w...

12 September 2009

Diary offer for Nevis walkers

Walkers heading for Britain’s highest mountain can blag a free diary if they take up the offer to join the charity that owns the peak.

09 September 2009

Ramblers welcome scrambling decision

Walkers’ representatives are celebrating after a council threw out plans to turn a Welsh beauty spot into a motorbike scrambling area.

24 September 2009

Walkers can join Everest pair on Lakeland walks

Walkers have the rare chance to join hikes led by two of mountaineering’s best known names this weekend.

23 September 2009

Welsh peak will bear name of 'lost princess'

A Welsh peak will join a family circle this weekend, following a concerted campaign to have it renamed.

22 September 2009

Mallory, munros and Archer: the view from the Corrie

You’ve seen him on the telly, now you can read his magazine. Fresh from his appearance loafing on a mountainside with Nicholas Crane, grough gues...

21 September 2009

Nevis rubbish drives volunteers bananas

It’s enough to drive a mountaineer bananas: Britain’s highest peak is being blighted by a thousand discarded skins as thoughtless walkers toss away the remains of their energy-boosting snack.

19 September 2009

TV feature will examine munro obsession

Mountain-loving television viewers, who have faced a dearth of content over the summer, can again set their recorders this weekend.

16 September 2009

Failed Lakes eco-village site on market for £¾m

The company that planned to build a controversial holiday village in one of Cumbria’s most unspoilt valleys has put the site on the market after failing to get planning permission.

12 September 2009

Mountain loses munro status after pair's survey

So, it’s official: Scotland has one fewer munro. There are now only 283 of the 3,000-footers to bag, and those walkers who slogged up Sgurr nan Cean...

10 September 2009

Heather gives expert view on mountain blackspots

The woman in charge of promoting safety on Scotland’s mountains has been taking a close look at the blackspots, where walkers, climbers and mountaineers are most likely to come to grief.

08 September 2009

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