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Wainwright fans will gather to launch new long-distance route
A major new long-distance walking trail, following in the footsteps of Alfred Wainwright, will be launched later this month.
New trail will follow in Wainwright's footsteps
September 1938, and the dark cloud of National Socialism cast its shadow over Europe as Britain prepared for war with Hitler’s growing army.
Just a minute, Mr Naismith, can that be right?
Life, inevitably, has its ups and downs. And we hillwalkers love them. It’s why we set out, week after week, to slog up another fell or mountain,...
Wainwright fans' challenge to hillwalkers
Fans of the best known chronicler of the Lakeland fells have thrown down the gauntlet to hillwalkers.
New book follows the Pennine watershed
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The West Highland Way: 95 miles of pain, pleasure, plasters and pasties
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Review: Mountain - Exploring Britain's High Places, with Griff Rhys Jones
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TV feast for mountain lovers as comedian hits the heights
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Pass the baton and ditch the bobble hat: Ramblers reach 75
As the Ramblers face up to the realities of modern life, we take a look back at the organisation's past as it celebrates 75 years of campaigning.
Pennine welcome awaits walkers
Walkers are in for a warm welcome in a Pennine town next month, as it stages a weekend in celebration of its pioneering status.
First-timer Jez storms to victory in Fellsman
Novice Fellsman entrant Jez Bragg took the winner’s trophy at his first attempt this weekend, storming home in sometimes appalling weather conditions to finish the course in less than 11 hours.
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..
Review: The Backbone of England
Every journey should have a goal; so said that lukewarm aficionado of the Pennines Alfred Wainwright.
The West Highland Way: 95 miles of pain, pleasure, plasters and pasties
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Griff's Mountain series hits the shops
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Harter Fell - the quiet way
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