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Flood-damaged paths mapped by Lakes authority
Walkers in the Lake District are being urged to check on the state of footpaths as Cumbria recovers from the devastating floods that left £1.6m of damage and left many bridges and rights of way either destroyed or damaged.
Anniversary challenge to councils to put themselves on the map
Councils are being challenged to wake up and get their maps up to date, on the eve of the 60th anniversary of the law that obliges them to record rights of way.
The gift for walkers with it all: a metre of footpath
What Christmas gift do you buy for the walker who has everything? If the committed hiker in your life has the latest garish Gore-tex, an all-singin...
Lakeland walkers warned as district takes stock
Lake District walkers are being advised to choose their routes with care as the area recovers from the recent devastating floods.
Further warnings to Lakeland walkers are more rain due
Lake District national park chiefs are urging walkers to avoid the area’s fells and low-level routes until flood water has subsided.
Artist's quest reveals state of Lakes paths
An artist’s quest to recreate the sketches of the Lake District’s celebrated chronicler Alfred Wainwright has uncovered the extent of footpath erosion in the area.
Bag Crianlarich's twin peaks in one day
The giant twin peaks of Crianlarich, Ben More and Stob Binnein, are a great destination which, on a clear day, will give a fabulous vista of the Highland mountains..
Path volunteers to make TV appearance
Volunteers repairing the Lake District’s paths will feature in a television programme to be aired next week.
Lakes 'checkpoint' will advise walkers heading for hills
Walkers heading for the Lakeland fells next weekend will face a checkpoint to ensure they have the correct gear.
Tree scheme beats Stanage project to win grant
Walkers’ and climbers’ projects missed out in a public vote to decide where a £5,000 grant would be spent in the Peak District.
Path repairs will help Coast to Coast walkers
Walkers on Wainwright’s Coast to Coast Walk will have a smoother passage along part of the route after improvements to a badly eroded section.
Reprint for Wainwright charity calendar
A calendar featuring photographs of some of Alfred Wainwright’s favourite fells has been flying off the shelves.
Ramblers want to know walkers' pet hates
What’s your biggest gripe as a walker? Is it badly designed stiles; barred routes; litter-strewn paths? The Ramblers, the country’s biggest wal...
Campaigners 'jubilant' on double green-letter day
Typical! You wait more than70 years for landmark outdoors laws and then two come along at once. Campaigners have been reacting to what the Open Spa...
Landowners urge MPs to throw out coastal access bill
England’s landowners’ organisation today launched a rearguard action to thwart the introduction of coastal access.
Get into winter gear as the nights draw in
Those balmy June days are becoming a distant memory and this weekend Britain’s summer comes to an official end.
Walking towns are 'on to a winner'
A leading campaigner will today tell a gathering that welcoming walkers is good for town’s economy.
Tell us about footpaths, urge campaigners
Campaigners are urging the Government to give footpaths greater protection when planning applications are submitted.