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Big, complex, and impressively remote, Ben Alder might just be the perfect all-round mountain, reckons Alex Roddie.
One of Europe's great long-distance routes, the Haute Route Pyrenees extends for some 800km from Atlantic to Mediterranean along the crest of the high Pyrenees. Alex Roddie offers the lowdown on this classic trek, and tells a few tales from the trail.
Summer's here, lockdown is easing, and now's the time to think about getting back on the hills in a big way. If you're going large, hill days don't get much better than the Welsh 3000-ers. Will Legon has the lowdown on this classic challenge.
There may be an easy path up most 3000 footers, but some are a lot more challenging. From airy scrambles to remote summits that need real determination, here are some of the toughest ticks on the list
The greatest ridge scramble in the Lake District proves the perfect mountain escape for Jessie Leong
Fancy your first bothy night, but unsure which to pick? Here Geoff Allan, author of The Scottish Bothy Bible, offers a selection of the most beginner-friendly bothies.
Guidebook author Adrian Hendroff describes ten of his favourite walks in the Mourne and Cooley Mountains, a spectacular corner of Northern Ireland that's too often overlooked.
