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Are you looking ahead to light at the end of the Covid tunnel, and beginning to think about big trips again? Running the length of New Zealand from end to end, the 3000km Te Araroa Trail has gained a challenging reputation - but it also looks fantastic. New Zealander Katrina Megget offers the lowdown on this classic Kiwi mega-tramp.
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Alex Roddie climbs everyone's favourite miniature mountain in the Peak District - Mam Tor, an easily won summit that's home to prehistoric remains and a spectacular landslip.
Mountain rescue expert Dave 'Heavy' Whalley recalls a serious incident in the early 1970s, a time when avalanches in Scotland were poorly understood. These days we have far more information to help make safe decisions - if we choose to use it.
India is a stunningly diverse country for walking, and every Himalayan state and trekking route has its own special character. By way of some post-Covid planning inspiration, local expert Nutan Shinde-Pawar introduces all the major mountain areas and...
Ireland has some of the best hillwalking on the planet, but few walkers over here seem to know it. Danny Sercombe and Stephen McAuliffe introduce the key mountain ranges of the Republic and the North.
Snowdonia is packed with stunning scrambling. Here are the top ten routes as chosen by Carl McKeating and Rachel Crolla, co-authors of the new edition of Steve Ashton's classic guide Scrambles in Snowdonia.
The greatest ridge scramble in the Lake District proves the perfect mountain escape for Jessie Leong
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.
