Part scrambling, part swimming, part cliff-jumping, coasteering allows you to explore the inaccessible and rocky parts of the ...

In an age of lightweight footwear, and an increasingly blurry line between categories, there's still something to be said for ...

Walkers heading to the Ben Alder area are being urged to keep an eye out for fragments of a meteorite that is thought to have ...

Small in stature but with mighty views, Beinn na h-Eaglaise leverages its pivotal position in the heart of Torridon to ...

A great lower grade climb should look unfeasible, menacing even, only to unfold as a logically do-able line when you get there.

Amongst the newest products in LifeStraw's recreation range are the GO filter Bottle and SIP straw. Meet US EPA & NSF P231 drinking water standards for the removal of bacteria and parasites. The GO ...

A group of MPs have launched a report calling for sweeping improvements to public access laws in England, including a right ...

Grade 1 is the ideal hillwalkers' scrambling level, exciting enough to keep you on your toes yet never too hard. Among routes of this grade you'll find some of the greatest hands-on hill ...

The western edge of the Kinder plateau makes for a fine circuit of the skyline overlooking the eponymous reservoir, with excellent views over Lantern Pike to the Cheshire plain, with the Welsh hills ...

From its rugged-but manageable mountains to its progressive access laws, Scotland could have been made with backpackers in mind. The big walks here are world class. In their new book Scottish Wild ...

This slightly circuitous route to England’s sixth summit is offered as an alternative to the well-pummelled superhighway of the Band. Despite the rather melodramatic name, you could actually do most ...

SH6456231454 From the car park go briefly east along the road, then turn right onto a footpath signed for the Roman Steps. This leads south through pasture, then begins to climb through a small, open ...