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Downhill race to the bar will feature in mountain festival
A mass downhill race to the bar will feature in a mountain festival next month. Competent skiers and boarders are invited to take part in the event...
Walkers and mountain bikers urged to join rally against sell-offs
Outdoor enthusiasts are being urged to show their opposition to Government plans to privatise large tracts of the Lake District’s forests by joining a rally next weekend.
Wainwright fans say forest sell-off means return to 'bad old days'
More than 30 years ago, Alfred Wainwright railed against what he saw as the ruination of one of his favourite Lakeland valleys by blanket afforestation.
Six-month delay hits Vixen Tor footpath inquiry
Campaigners seeking access to a Dartmoor crag will have to wait a further six months after bad weather hit hearings into the case.
Scottish outdoor groups get political in election countdown
Outdoor campaigners have unleashed a political onslaught on the Scottish Government in the run-up to the May Holyrood elections.
Outdoor campaigners' alarm at plans for footpath team cuts
Walking campaigners have expressed alarm at plans to cut countryside access services in one of England’s most popular outdoor destinations.
Ingleborough from Chapel-le-Dale
Short and fairly steep, the route from Chapel-le-Dale is the one Three Peaks challengers will use between Whernside and Ingleborough.
Mountain paths on firm footing thanks to donations
Generous souls helped foot the bill for maintaining some of Scotland’s most important upland paths by donating a mountain of cash to a conservation charity.
Rare plants return to corbett site after fence trial
A decision to fence off part of an upland beauty spot to allow the growth of rare alpine plants has been a success, according to a conservation charity.
Celebrities line up to condemn Government forest sell-off
Two Everest summiteers, the Poet Laureate and the Archbishop of Canterbury are among leading public figures who have condemned the Government’s proposed sell-off of large tracts of English forests.
Sheffield festival unveils 'biggest and best' film list
What unites wild swimming in Wordsworth country; skateboarding in war-torn Afghanistan; cross-country snowboarding, and Arctic aerobics.
Planners approve scaled-down Highland wilderness reserve
Highland planners have given the go-ahead for three fenced animal enclosures on the controversial estate where owners originally planned to house wolves.
Wainwright fans' funds will boost disabled activity centre
A Lakeland outdoor activity centre for people with disabilities will benefit from the fundraising efforts of a fellwalking author's aficionados.
Mountain safety legend will open avalanche training centre
A mountaineering legend will open a pioneering avalanche training site this weekend. Hamish Macinnes, who climbed with fellow luminaries Sir Chris ...
Ingleborough: the complete walking guide
It’s easy to see how the mistaken view was once formed that Ingleborough was England’s highest mountain.
Ingleborough from Horton in Ribblesdale
The route to Ingleborough from Horton in Ribblesdale, via Sulber Nick...
2010 in retrospect: join us in a look back at the outdoors year
As the year draws to a close, we take a look back at the events that have shaped the events in 2010. From tragedy to triumph, heartbreak to ecstasy, t...
Queen's green message finds favour with access campaigners
The Queen’s focus on village greens in tomorrow’s Christmas message has delighted access campaigners.