12th April
A recent survey found that while more than 16% of White people in England regularly participate in hiking and mountaineering, just 2.6% of Black people and less than 4% of South Asian background do so. Many organisations are working to improve inclusion, but some of the big steps are being tak...
The BMC has announced that hillwalking is to be renamed 'Wild Walking' in line with other extreme pursuits that naturally take place in the wilderness, such as Wild Swimming and Wild Camping.
The children at Grasmere School want to welcome everyone back to the Lake District, and they have some handy tips to help you enjoy your visit. Respect... Protect... Enjoy...
Alex Outhwaite tells the story of Baltazar Uscha, an indigenous Ecuadorian man whose lifelong career of collecting ice...
While the public are implored not to start wildfires, the practise of burning heather for grouse moor management takes place on a huge scale, and is often carried out on peat bogs, a vital carbon store. Ending 'muirburn' could boost both biodiversity...
For a bit of vicarious lockdown fun we've asked some well known outdoor folk to name the mountains they'd most like to take to a fictional island. Guidebook author and illustrator Mark Richards' selection ranges across the hills of northern England, from the high...
Why wait for the clouds to clear? Made for unpredictable weather, Rab's Zenith jacket pairs GORE-TEX® PACLITE® Plus with protective features to keep out the worst of the weather.
The Squall Hooded Jacket and Squall Hooded Women's Jacket are the ultimate rock climbing soft shells; light, tough and protective the Squall is the definitive choice for everything from big walls to sea...
These are announcements direct from manufacturers
These are announcements direct from manufacturers
