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Walker dies in fall from Crinkle Crags in Lake District
A man has died in a fall from a Lake District fell. The walker was with a group making their way down from Crinkle Crags yesterday when the man fel...
Happy New Year from everyone at grough!
We’d like to wish all of our readers and all our friends and supporters a very Happy New Year. This year has been full of incident, and you can r...
McNeish: allowing Allt Duine turbines 'hypocrisy' in Natural Scotland year
A key outdoors author and broadcaster has joined opponents of a major windfarm development planned for the Scottish Highlands in calling for its rejection.
Injured walker rescued from Rossett Gill, Great Langdale
A walker was rescued from a Lakeland fell in an operation involving two mountain rescue teams. The man, who was walking alone, injured his knee and...
Scots environment groups add to criticism of Holyrood's hilltracks u-turn
The Scottish Government has come under renewed attack for its decision to continue the free-for-all for the building of tracks across the nation’s hills and mountains.
Your guide to the ideal Christmas presents for the outdoor fan in your life
We've lots of suggestions for Christmas stocking-fillers for the outdoor enthusiast in our look at festive gear and clothing.
British technology underpins Sir Ranulph Fiennes's The Coldest Journey
On the eve of the departure of Sir Ranulph Fiennes’s expedition party for one of the most ambitious Antarctic journeys ever undertaken, more details have emerged of the equipment he and his team will use to try to keep warm in temperatures as low as –90C.
Cicerone joins Fell & Rock Climbing Club for updated Lakeland winter guide
With the return of some snow and ice to the Lakeland fells, guidebook publisher Cicerone has chosen an opportune time to issue an updated edition of a definitive guide to winter climbing in the national park.
Police appeal after thieves target three vehicles at Stanage Edge
Police are appealing for information after three cars were broken into at a popular climbing venue. Items stolen include sports gear and a rucksack...
Met Office: 2012 was second wettest on record for UK
Last year was the UK’s second wettest ever, with rainfall just a few millimetres short of the record set 12 years ago.
The outdoors world in 2012: our backward glance at the year past
Our rearward glance at a news-packed 2012 includes, as always, tragedy as well as uplifting stories of the great outdoors, and a few oddities.
Happy Christmas to you all from everyone at grough!
The team at grough would like to wish all our online friends a happy Christmas. We hope you all have a fabulous festive season and that Santa bring...
Special brew helps Holme Valley mountain rescuers' new HQ bid
Christmas revellers will be able to raise a glass of festive cheer and help mountain rescuers. The Holme Valley Mountain Rescue Team’s local brew...
On test: Zamberlan Baffin GT RR WL boots
Zamberlan's Italian-made updated Baffin boots are now made on a wider-fitting last specially aimed at UK walkers.
£10m investment in hostels to help YHA shed its 'rickety beds' image
The charity that runs 150 youth hostels in England and Wales is to spend £10m in a modernisation programme to shed its public perception of rickety beds and compulsory chores.
Winter warning for Lakeland passes and hills as snow forecast
Outdoor enthusiasts in Cumbria are being warned of possible traffic disruption as freezing conditions are likely to affect high passes and routes in the East of the county.
WIN a £100 Haglöfs backpack with SportPursuit
SportPursuit and grough are offering another great prize to our competition winner, this time a £100 Haglöfs Mountain Surf Backpack.
It's official: Nice guidance says walking is key to better health
Britain’s biggest walkers’ charity welcomed new official guidelines that say walking and cycling can transform the nation’s health.