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Park bosses seek views on future of Peak District trails

National park bosses are seeking the views of walkers and cyclists about how they should manage four trails that offer 55km (34 miles) of recreational routes.

Public have extra month to view peregrines at Dales site

A scheme that allows visitors to get to see of some of the Yorkshire Dales’ most interesting residents has been extended for a month.

On test: brasher Tour GTX shoe

These comfortable low-level walking shoes were put to a high-level test and came out on top...

Green theme for colourful new Vaude products

German outdoor brand Vaude is taking a colourful approach to its increasingly green collection. Products revealed for next year’s spring and summ...

Naked Rambler walks unclothed from prison and keeps his freedom

The Naked Rambler has been released from prison and allowed to walk free. An unclothed Stephen Gough stepped from jail in Perth and was immediately...

Win a pair of KEEN Alamosa Mid trail shoes

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Mountains and charity walkers: a rescuer makes a plea

The impact of thousands of charity walkers on the unpaid volunteers who often have to rescue them is examined by the chairman of one of the busiest mountain rescue teams.

Activity licensing reform on hold as Scots and Welsh reject abolition

Plans to abolish the body that oversees safety for children’s outdoor activities in England have been ‘paused’.

On test: Helly Hansen Odin Light Softshell and Odin Guide Pant

Helly Hansen's top-of-the range Odin softshell jacket and trousers are put to the test on the hill...

Stone sculptures replace unloved visitor centre on Scots mountain

An unloved visitor centre on Scotland’s 10th highest mountain has been removed and replaced with facilities described as ‘more in keeping with the mountain landscape’.

West Highland Way walkers warned of diversions for storm clear-up work

Walkers on Scotland’s most popular long-distance path are being warned of diversions while work to clear storm damage takes place.

Tourism body issues 'good practice' guide for outdoor challenge organisers

A tourism body has produced a guide for organisers of outdoor events to try to minimise problems in a national park.

Ramblers aim to turn nation of couch potatoes into 'fittest in world'

Walking and cycling are the key to improving the nation’s health, Ramblers Scotland said. The walking charity was responding to a series of repor...

Ropes, poles, jackets among prizewinning gear heading for shops

Ropes that tell the belayer when they’re reaching the end, a biodegradable drinking bottle, an ultra-lightweight jacket and mountain trekking poles designed specifically for women were among award-winning products at the annual OutDoor exhibition.

brasher's new sock range caters separately for men and women

Socks designed specifically for men or women, because our feet behave differently in the outdoors...

Row erupts over plans to clean graffiti from top climbing rock

An ancient lump of volcanic rock that has the hardest traditional climbing route in Britain is at the centre of a row over plans to clean it of graffiti.

Police seek public's help after golden eagle found poisoned

Police are appealing for the public’s help after a golden eagle was poisoned on the west coast of Scotland.

Running pair get Berghaus backing for revived five-day race

Two ultrarunners will have the support of a major outdoors brand when they tackle a gruelling five-day, 200-mile race.

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