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Backpacking Walking the Affric Kintail Way

Running between Loch Ness and the west coast, the Affric Kintail Way is short for a Scottish trail - you could do it in a long weekend - but it's one of the greatest, says Cecilia Mariani. Here's everything you need to know...


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Bagging The Fours – The 400m Hills of England

With peaks such as Catbells, Dufton Pike and Chrome Hill among them, The Fours, the list of England's 400-500m hills, is big on quality if not altitude. The list has recently undergone a major revision. Aled Williams and Myrddyn Phillips explain how they went about updating it.

Camping Double Trouble on the Scafells - A Tale of Profit and Loss

Norman Hadley pays for his pleasures on a quick overnight raid to the roof of England, when not everything goes entirely to plan.

Trekking Trekking in Bhutan - Taking On The Lunana Snowman

It may not be the toughest trek in the world, as sometimes claimed, but it's up there with the greatest. Join Natalie Wilson on this month-long journey along herder's trails high in the unique Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan, a country where the...

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Scrambling Classic Scramble - The Dubh Ridge

With acres of perfect slabs in a stunning island location, the Dubh Ridge isn't only one of the longest rock climbs in the UK, but also has to be among the most enjoyable at any grade. Dan Bailey and Nick Brown load up for an overnight trip to this laid-back...

Scrambling The Skye Cuillin for Munro Baggers

Having helped dozens of Munroists of all abilities complete their Cuillin Munros and Tops, guide Tom Lawfield outlines key considerations for would be peak-baggers keen to take on the UK's most challenging mountains.

Trekking Spanish Pyrenees: How to hike the GR11

Overseas travel may still be off the agenda for most, but that needn't stop us dreaming, or making plans for future trips. And here's one to get excited about: With some of the most spectacular scenery in the Pyrenees, and enjoying a sunnier outlook on the...

Expedition Exmoor Coast Traverse - England's Best Kept Mountaineering Secret

Journeying through a largely hidden world at the base of England's biggest sea cliffs, where few ever tread and the tidal range is the second highest on the planet, the traverse of the Exmoor Coast is a unique multi-day...

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