Classic Scramble - A Beinn Eighe Link-up
Starting with a remote and exciting slab, and finishing with an airy ridge, a scrambling circuit of Beinn Eighe's eastern end takes some beating, reckons Dan Bailey.
One of Ukraine's most-celebrated mountaineers - currently seeking asylum in the UK - explains how climbing has helped with the tough choices forced upon him by the war. 'We can prepare for the mountains. In a war, you never know where the next rocket will explode.' It was 2:09 p.m. on 26 July 2021 when Valentyn Sypavin found the body. He remembers the exact time, because as soon as he realised that the yellow piece of fabric he'd uncovered in the snow was a dead man's jacket, he turned on his camera to document the find. In the photo of his watch that he later posted online, Sypavin's position was clearly visible: 7,995m above sea-level, high above Camp Four on K2.
Alex Outhwaite visits a little-known petroglyph site on Barawatau Mountain, Guyana.
Between July 2020 and March 2022 Chris Howard spent most days on his feet, walking more than 11,000 miles around the coastline of Great Britain. From sandy beaches to concrete promenades, industrial wastelands to remote clifftops, what...
In Spring 2022, Munroist Ian Robertson went to the desert hills of west Texas in search of something a bit different, and ended up having one of the best trips of his 30-year hillwalking career.
Passing beneath the Cuillin, and following the crest of the mighty Trotternish Ridge right out to the far-flung point of Rubha Hunish, the 128km Skye Trail is among the most spectacular long distance routes in Britain, says Cecilia Mariani.
Whether you're backpacking in the wild, or enjoying the comforts of Alpine huts or Himalayan guesthouses, successful long...
Climbers and hillwalkers will be familiar with the outdoor equivalent of range anxiety - the fear that your phone battery will run out before journey's end. These tips and tricks from Rachel Koktava should help you keep your phone going for...
In this episode of Mountain Air we meet highlands-based writer Sarah Jane Douglas, author of the well-received memoir Just Another Mountain. A hill-mad Munroist who's now avidly working through the Corbetts, Sarah is also a regular contributor ...
Dan Aspel meets Colorado-based climber Renan Ozturk to discuss his latest film The Sanctity of Space. The film not only celebrates the stunning landscapes of Alaska, and the film-makers' aesthetic new skyline route across the Moose's Tooth peak, but...
In the third episode of our Mountain Air podcast, Dan Aspel talks with Glen Coe-based runner and climber Keri Wallace, co-founder of Girls on Hills, the UK's only guided hill running company aimed specifically at women. Why are so many female runners...
Told first in a book, and later a movie, the story will be familiar - the hiker trapped in a nightmare scenario, who severs his own arm and lives to hike another day. But what went through his mind on the way to that extremity? And was he alway...
The 1996 Everest season saw the worst loss of life on the mountain to that date, as large guided parties were caught in a storm at extreme altitude. Three bestselling books were written by survivors, Into Thin Air, The Climb, and Left for...
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