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Updated Countryside Code has advice for visitors and land managers

Natural England has 'refreshed' its countryside code. How well do you know its provisions?...

Ramblers launch 'virtual trespass' as Kinder anniversary approaches

Walkers’ campaigners are urging outdoor enthusiasts to take part in a ‘virtual trespass’ as the 80th anniversary of the Kinder Scout Mass Trespass approaches.

Fire warning for walkers on 'valuable' moors

Walkers and outdoor enthusiasts are being warned the fire risk on Pennine moors is high as Easter approaches.

Outdoor campaigners give mixed views on new planning guidelines

Outdoor campaigners gave a mixed reaction to the publication of the coalition Government’s new planning guidelines.

Ramblers to press panel for increased access during final visit of tour

Campaigners will press for increased access to woodland as a Government-appointed panel makes its final visit to an English region before it prepares its recommendations.

Outdoor industry body heads south to new Lakes home

The trade body representing outdoors companies is moving its headquarters to the Lake District. The Outdoor Industries Association is currently bas...

Mountain body takes forest bosses to task over Highland car park charges

The Mountaineering Council of Scotland has accused a government agency of not thinking through the implications of recently introduced car parking charges at what it calls one of Scotland’s finest glens.

Outdoor enthusiasts urged to take care around wildlife

Outdoor enthusiasts are being urged to be aware of vulnerable animals and birds as spring approaches.

Military exercises will zap GPS signals in three areas

Outdoor enthusiasts are being warned of a series of military jamming exercises that may put their GPS receivers temporarily out of action in the coming months.

Police and park wardens repeat blitz on Lomond anti-social behaviour

Police and national park rangers launched a blitz on anti-social behaviour along part of Scotland’s most popular long-distance trail.

Children help launch new hill footpath

A group of schoolchildren took to the hills to help launch a new footpath. The youngsters from Ysgol Gynradd Brithdir were the first to use officia...

Morning bus service across loch is aimed at munro walkers

Walkers heading for Scotland’s most southerly munro will be able to take the bus to the foot of the mountain – across Loch Lomond.

New Black Diamond rucksacks aimed at multi-day backpackers

Black Diamond has added two new models to its Access series of rucksacks aimed at multi-day backpackers.

'Heartwarming' climbers' support puts arson-hit instructor back in action

An outdoors instructor who was the victim of an arson attack that destroyed all his gear said the support he has had from fellow climbers has been heartwarming.

Trust lines up against European projects for Nevis path cash

A leading broadcaster and journalist is backing a bid to secure cash for repairs to a Highland path. The John Muir Trust is bidding for £25,000-wo...

Leo braves tropical nasties for first ascent on Amazon 'lost world'

One of Britain’s top climbers has followed in the footsteps of Sir Arthur Conan’s Doyle’s adventure heroes with ascent to a South American ‘lost world’.

Gold mine company claims platinum find near West Highland Way

The company reopening a gold mine in a Scottish national park says it has found traces of platinum at a site close by.

National Trust boss Dame Fiona to step down after 11 years

The head of the National Trust has announced she is stepping down from her post. Dame Fiona Reynolds said she would miss working for charity but wa...