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Peaks supporters mark date with hill walks
Walkers took to the hills to celebrate the first anniversary of an organisation set up to support work on three of the Yorkshire Dales’ most popular mountains.
National park rangers will hand out fixed penalties
National park rangers are to be given the power to issue fixed-penalty tickets to litter louts and dog owners who refuse to clean up after their pets.
Footpath cuts will harm rural economy, campaigner warns
A leading walkers’ campaigner today attacked plans to cut spending on footpaths. Speaking at the opening of the South Pennines Walk and Ride Fest...
Lomond core paths on view for walkers
A Scottish national park has introduced an online map showing all its core paths. The Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park Authority completed...
Call for walkers to top fells to mark scheme's end
Bosses of a Lakeland landscape scheme are looking for volunteer walkers to top off the project in style before it closes.
Delight as footpath volunteers gain award
Volunteers who keep upland footpaths in good order have gained an award for their work. Last year, the unpaid teams working for the Fix the Fells p...
English footpaths face dead-end future, warn Ramblers
Britain’s biggest walking charity is urging councils to use its small army of volunteers to help keep footpaths open.
New guidebook follows in Wainwright's solitary footsteps
There are, according to the Long Distance Walkers Association, more than 1,000 long-distance paths criss-crossing Britain.
Jeremy Clarkson loses fight to keep walkers off land
Petrolhead television presenter Jeremy Clarkson has been told he must allow walkers across land at his holiday home on the Isle of Man.
Ramblers' boss urges walkers to back coast path plan
The boss of Britain’s biggest walking charity today urged the public to get behind its campaign to stop the axing of work on England’s coastal path.
Repairs to flood-damaged paths will cost £3.2m
A major restoration scheme has been agreed to repair damage to footpaths and bridges devastated in the Lake District’s worst ever floods last year.
National park dog walkers urged to stop disease spread
Dog walkers are being urged to clean up their pets’ mess to stop the spread of a parasite that devastates cattle herds.
Quids in: Nevis walkers to face charges?
Would you be prepared to pay to walk up Britain’s highest mountain? Walkers could soon be asked to put their hands in their pockets before they h...
Nevis walkers' chance to put something back
Mountain lovers are being urged to put something back with a spruce-up of Britain’s highest mountain.
Gondola mooted for Cairn Gorm by Ramblers' boss
A gondola system should be considered for Cairn Gorm as part of a review of access to the mountain, according to the head of the Ramblers in Scotland.
New online service on deerstalking planned for walkers
The Scottish Hillphone service kicks off on Thursday, with the official opening of the deerstalking season.
Parking in the park: Snowdonia's gridlock under scrutiny
Up to 700,000 people slog up the main paths to Wales’s highest mountain every year, and the limited car parks in the area are bursting at the seams.
Campaigners aim to ground microlights in planning battle
Campaigners are hoping to ground recreational fliers whose aircraft are disturbing walkers on a long-distance route.