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Send ArticleAmanda Vestergaard writes about a pared-down but nonetheless enjoyable adventure in Italy and Slovenia, with some hints and tips for following in her footsteps. OK hear me out… what if… we leave the rope at home?" Saying this, I could hardly believe the words coming out of my mouth. It's mid-March, and my friend Fl...
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You'll hear a lot of good things about Munros, but it's sometimes claimed the Corbetts are equally spectacular. So how true is that? Check out our pick of the peaks, and decide for yourself. Which would make your personal list?
Though it's got more lakes than the Lakes, more goats than Goatfell, and hill names as gnarly as the granite summits, it's also one of the least-hyped uplands in Britain. If the Galloway Hills are a blank on your personal walking map then you need to do something about...
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...
Britain is webbed with thousands of miles of long distance trails, fantastic waymarked routes taking in coastline, rivers, valleys and mountains. With so many to choose from, where to begin? Fiona Russell asks keen walkers about some of their...
