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Campaigners fight a bridge too far on national trail
Footpath campaigners are fighting plans which would mean walkers on a national trail had to wait while a university rowing club launched its boats.
Hot meals back on menu after Black Sail u-turn
Pressure from hungry walkers has forced a u-turn on plans to stop serving food at one of England’s best loved youth hostels.
Lords change to Planning Bill will safeguard commons
Pressure from campaigners has forced a Government u-turn on a new law which put common land at risk. Provisions in the Planning Bill going through ...
Bodies fight windfarm plans
Plans for two separate windfarms are being opposed by a national park authority and access campaigners.
Cash needed for Scottish path repairs
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Three readers win mountain rescue books
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Sea to Sea: we follow Wainwright from Coast to Coast
Britain has 15 national trails – long-distance paths and bridleways that offer a challenge to anyone who wants to walk, cycle or ride a horse over linked rights of way..
WIN your copy of the new mountain safety book
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Snowie loses battle to keep walkers out of Boquhan
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Two footpath victories, but common defeat for campaigners
The Open Spaces Society, guardians of rights of way and green areas, has scored victories in Somerset and Tyneside.
Recycling award winners map out future building blocks
Useful things, maps: route planning; navigating through the hills; sitting on to have your picnic; building houses.
Scots instructors will get wild-camping training
Scotland’s outdoor instructors will be trained to reduce their impact on the wild in a series of sessions starting tomorrow.
Minister opens new long-distance walking trail
A new trail which was officially opened today follows the route of an ancient dyke in the Welsh Marches.
Reject quarry tests, say campaigners
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Appeal against Peak quarrying will go ahead
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Calderdale's moorland green lungs
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Peak moors project bids for Lottery glory
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New access battle at Bannockburn as fence goes up
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