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We may be a small island but Britain is home to some big mountain challenges. Should you choose to accept adrenaline, Vi...
12/07/2024

We may be a small island but Britain is home to some big mountain challenges. Should you choose to accept adrenaline, Vivienne Crow is your guide to these epics 🥾

⛰ Cairngorms 4000s
⛰ Fisherfield Six
⛰ Cuillin Traverse
⛰ Ring of Steall
⛰ Welsh 3000s
⛰ Lakeland 3000s
⛰ The Lyke Wake Walk
➕ 5 of the most gruelling but rewarding long-distance walks in Britain

📸: 📍 Crib Goch, Eryri

Read on in new :

We may be a small island but Britain's big mountain challenges offer space for summer thrills. Learn more in our latest issue.

Our Best in Test review of the Keen Targhee IV Mid WP is here! Check out what Chris Townsend thought of these boots by K...
10/07/2024

Our Best in Test review of the Keen Targhee IV Mid WP is here! Check out what Chris Townsend thought of these boots by Keen:

Keen’s Targhee hiking boots and shoes have been favourites of mine for many years as they are comfortable, lightweight, durable, and fit my wide feet well. The latest version, the Targhee IV should prove the longest lasting yet as it has a new fused construction to stop the sole delaminating that ...

Secrets of the Stiperstones 🤫🦋 Roger Butler explores a beautiful and fascinating corner of the Welsh borders, where mini...
08/07/2024

Secrets of the Stiperstones 🤫

🦋 Roger Butler explores a beautiful and fascinating corner of the Welsh borders, where mining history and Saxon legends mingle with new stories about landscape restoration in aid of the emperor moth.

“Dank mist hung over the damp hillside and a line of craggy hawthorns resembled a cluster of wizened old witches. Only the guttural croak of a jet black raven, silhouetted like a character from a gothic novel, broke the silence but two minutes later a pale yellow disc shimmered over the skyline. Strands of weak sunshine now danced over a fiercely jagged tor and, with a cold shiver, I wondered whether the ghostly shadow of Wild Edric might be due to make a special appearance…”

🔗 Read on in new :
https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com/latest-issue/walk-britains-big-mountain-challenges-august-issue/

Against the grain 🧭⛰ Alex Roddie tackles Glen Coe’s infamous Aonach Eagach scrambling route west to east; the ‘wrong’ wa...
05/07/2024

Against the grain 🧭

⛰ Alex Roddie tackles Glen Coe’s infamous Aonach Eagach scrambling route west to east; the ‘wrong’ way for some, but a new way for him.

❓Have you scrambled this iconic ridge - and would you take it on backwards?

🥾 “I wonder if outdoors people are all ‘outsiders’ to some degree. We thrive on a sense of freedom and prize our independence. To a greater or lesser extent, we like to go our own way and do our own thing. And who doesn’t enjoy the novel – an unusual perspective on the familiar view that hasn’t been Instagrammed to death – or savour the thrill of a hidden gem…”

Read on in :
https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com/latest-issue/walk-britains-big-mountain-challenges-august-issue/

A path less travelled 🏔⚒ Richard Hartfield joins the newly established Via Glaralpina trail around the Glarus Alps in Sw...
01/07/2024

A path less travelled 🏔

⚒ Richard Hartfield joins the newly established Via Glaralpina trail around the Glarus Alps in Switzerland, and meets the volunteers who built it

🐺 “Tucked away on the northern flank of the Alps, Glarus is much quieter than neighbouring cantons in Switzerland. The steep topography and absence of any 4000-metre peaks seems to have deterred ski resort and road developers, as well as many tourists. But the dramatic terrain in the Glarus Alps (known locally as Glarnerland) is also an asset. A growing population of wolves is a recent indicator that this region still offers a rare sanctuary from civilisation. Can a balance be struck between preserving Glarnerland’s quiet character, whilst encouraging more visitors? This may be what inspired a team of local volunteers to develop The Via Glaralpina: a long-distance hiking trail that traverses the Glarus Alps in a 230km loop round the Glarus Alps in Switzerland, and meets the volunteers who built it…”

Read on in new :
https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com/latest-issue/walk-britains-big-mountain-challenges-august-issue/

⛰ We may be a small island but Britain’s high places offer plenty of space for adventure. Embrace adrenaline with the ne...
27/06/2024

⛰ We may be a small island but Britain’s high places offer plenty of space for adventure. Embrace adrenaline with the new issue of and all-time highs will abound.

Highlights of this issue:
🎒 Embrace adrenaline on Britain’s biggest mountain challenges
⛰ Alex Roddie tackles Aonach Eagach the ‘wrong’ way
🤫 The secrets of the Stiperstones are uncovered by Roger Butler
🇨🇭 Rich Hartfield joins Switzerland’s new Via Glaralpina Trail
👟 Keri Wallace explains how to move faster in the mountains
👨‍🦽 Accessibility doesn’t mean paving over high places, says Debbie North
🥾 Enjoy a walking weekend in Inverness with James Roddie
👩‍👩‍👧‍👧 10 mapped family-friendly walks up Britain’s mini mountains
🎨 Jim Perrin paints a portrait of Helsby Hill
⛺️ The best two-person tents, stoves and budget sleeping bags
🦋 Artist Bryony Ella on wild drawing and our nature crisis
and so much more!

📸: EILIR Adventure Photography

Read on in our latest issue:
https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com/latest-issue/walk-britains-big-mountain-challenges-august-issue/

Cold day in the sun ☀🌡 Mistakes made in the heat of the moment can lead to a chilling ordeal in the sun. Francesca Donov...
13/06/2024

Cold day in the sun ☀

🌡 Mistakes made in the heat of the moment can lead to a chilling ordeal in the sun. Francesca Donovan and Stew Hume learn just how dangerous ‘good weather’ can be on exposed mountaintops, as the temperature gets turned up in the Devil’s Kitchen.

⛰ “Unlike most adventure stories, this one begins in a bed. My soon-to-be husband lay silently and stoically under dripping wet, cold towels alongside packs of ice, shivering violently. To him, his body felt aflame. Surrounded by paramedics, Stew’s temperature was taken: 39.4 degrees. Even I, with only a basic understanding of human biology, knew that was too hot. Just 24 hours earlier we’d been in heaven. Pitching our tent on the slopes of Pen yr Ole Wen, we’d sipped cans of sugary supermarket cocktails as an end-of-summer haar pulsed through the Ogwen valley, convening on the summit of Tryfan like whipped ice cream. Adam and Eve peeked in and out of view and the moisture in the air bubbled up through Twll Du – otherwise known as the Devil’s Kitchen. When mists rise from Llyn Idwal through the craggy chimney, as they did on this September evening, it is said the Devil is cooking…”

Read on in the latest issue of :
https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com/latest-issue/skill-up-for-summer-hill-thrills-with-our-july-issue/

- Warms even in cold and wet weather- Creates a dry sleeping climate- 100% natural insulation without impregnation- Ligh...
10/06/2024

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- Creates a dry sleeping climate
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- Lightweight and small packing volume

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Take part in the ultimate team hillwalking challenge, the Mighty Munro Muster!  Join hundreds of walkers across Scotland...
10/06/2024

Take part in the ultimate team hillwalking challenge, the Mighty Munro Muster! Join hundreds of walkers across Scotland on 21st September in an attempt to ascend all 282 Munros in a daring 24 hour window.

This epic team fundraising challenge is hosted by RHASS, Scotland’s Agricultural charity. Funds raised go back into rural communities and projects that benefit people who work and live in the Scottish countryside. Sign up today and find out more at www.rhass.org.uk

Kingdom of the camosci 👑🐐 Not far from the Dolomites tourist trails, the Marmarole welcome fewer visitors than they dese...
09/06/2024

Kingdom of the camosci 👑

🐐 Not far from the Dolomites tourist trails, the Marmarole welcome fewer visitors than they deserve. Charlie Jarvis joins an historic section of the Alta Via 5 – Strada Sanmarchi – in the hoofprints of four-legged guides.

⛰ “It’s the sound of falling rocks we notice first. Somewhere in the vast glacial bowl where we walk, there’s a sudden knock and a clatter. We stop and look around, across the scree and rubble, scanning for the source of the echo. Of course, we can’t pick it out until it moves once more: the confident, patient form of a camoscio. Once it notices us, the camoscio – a chamois in English – shrieks. A strained, high-pitched bark, a sound at odds with the animal’s soft, unostentatious form. It shrieks and skips lightly down static streams of broken rock, before turning to watch us move far less certainly among the clutter at our feet. It shrieks once more, as if to mock our unsteadiness, then picks its easy route and skips out of sight among the shards of the mountain…”

Read on in the latest issue of :
https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com/latest-issue/skill-up-for-summer-hill-thrills-with-our-july-issue/

⛰ What does the outdoors mean to your family? ⛰🎒 Fell runner and backpacker Norman Hadley shares a beautiful reflection ...
06/06/2024

⛰ What does the outdoors mean to your family? ⛰

🎒 Fell runner and backpacker Norman Hadley shares a beautiful reflection on what it means to inherit and pass on a passion for the outdoors, from Lakeland with love.

⛺ “Shortly after Dad died, I got a text from my daughter. She and her boyfriend were contemplating a backpacking trip, and did I have any advice on tents, stoves, routes? They got themselves kitted up, with some lighter touch guidance than I might have given in the past. I think and hope I’ve become less doctrinaire in middle age, now understanding that there are as many ways of defining the best tent as there are people, landscapes, and weather patterns. I passed down a stove and some pans that I no longer needed. I could remember buying those pans when I was a sixth-former with floppy hair and dodgy skin…”

👣 Read on in the new issue of :
https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com/latest-issue/skill-up-for-summer-hill-thrills-with-our-july-issue/

Welcome to Courmayeur, where the majesty of the Alps meets the elegance and charm of a timeless mountain village. Nestle...
05/06/2024

Welcome to Courmayeur, where the majesty of the Alps meets the elegance and charm of a timeless mountain village. Nestled at the foot of Mont Blanc, Courmayeur is the perfect destination for nature lovers and outdoor sports enthusiasts. Whether you seek adrenaline or moments of relaxation amidst breathtaking landscapes, Courmayeur has something special for you. Here’s a glimpse of the summer adventures that await you!
with - Courmayeur Mont Blanc

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☀️Skill up for summer hill thrills with Glenmore Lodge in the new issue of  🌄 Summertime in the mountains is unbeatable ...
03/06/2024

☀️Skill up for summer hill thrills with Glenmore Lodge in the new issue of

🌄 Summertime in the mountains is unbeatable but not without hazards. When it comes to safety in our high places, winter gets a lot of attention. Of course, the risks and the specialist skills required to traverse our tops in sub-zero are not to be sniffed at – but what of summer hillwalking and its own, specific and often overlooked set of skills?

🌾 Long, hazy days strolling along to the song of meadow pipits, lulled by the gentle sway of hare’s-tail cottongrass are enough to instil a sometimes-false sense of security. In fact, June, July and August are often the busiest months in the annual calendar of Mountain Rescue Teams across Scotland, England and Wales.

⛈️ So, we teamed up with Glenmore Lodge – Scotland’s premier outdoor training specialist – to equip you with the information you need to get out and stay out safely this summer. From tackling river crossings, cloud watching, and bivvying 101, read on and amass expert knowledge to ensure this is your most adventurous – and most confident – summer in the hills yet.

📸 Ed Smith Photography

Congratulations to the TGO Challenge Class of 2024 🎓⛺ This year's   has seen some blisteringly hot weather, new friendsh...
30/05/2024

Congratulations to the TGO Challenge Class of 2024 🎓

⛺ This year's has seen some blisteringly hot weather, new friendships forged, joyful reunions, plenty of ticks, and one of the greatest solar storms of this century - not to mention some perfect pitches.

🧭 As with every year, it's not about the destination but the journey. The is a self-supported coast-to-coast epic which sees Challengers plot their own bespoke, non-competitive route in order to explore the country's world-class landscape on foot.

Watch this space for more details on joining TGOC '25 🥾

📸 Tim Day 📍 Aonach Meadhoin
📸 Elisabeth Tailleur 📍 Knoydart
📸 Sabine Zawadzki 📍 Glen Dee
📸 Andrew Cooke 📍 Cairngorms

🦌 Extreme weather events and increasing footfall are just a few factors causing the erosion of many beloved mountain pat...
28/05/2024

🦌 Extreme weather events and increasing footfall are just a few factors causing the erosion of many beloved mountain paths, which in turn puts the ecology of surrounding plants and animals – as well as us walkers who are woefully prone to slips and trips – at risk.

⛰ It’s almost a year since Mountaineering Scotland and the Outdoor Access Trust for Scotland launched their campaign, , which seeks long-term funding support to mend and maintain mountain paths. As of October 2023, the campaign had raised enough money to begin work on a badly eroded path on An Teallach. Since, volunteers and the Cairngorm Wilderness Contracts Ltd team have worked tirelessly to restore the way up this magnificent mountain.

🥾 Equipment Editor Chris Townsend hears how Keela Outdoors has kitted out the team and put the paths to our high places on its priority list, discovering first-hand the importance of durability during intensive path repairs on An Teallach.

📸: James Roddie

Read on in the June issue of :
https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com/latest-issue/discover-welsh-mountain-magic-june-issue/

Skill up for summer hill thrills with new   🥾☀️ Summertime in the mountains is unbeatable. Long daylight hours, high pre...
22/05/2024

Skill up for summer hill thrills with new 🥾

☀️ Summertime in the mountains is unbeatable. Long daylight hours, high pressure windows, lazy rambles, and stopping to smell the wildflowers before spending the night under the stars. But summer is not without its hazards and the pressure to ‘make the most’ of the warm weather while it’s here is palpable. When compared with winter in the mountains, which offers zero wiggle room for error, the heat can lull hillwalkers into a false sense of security. And yet, summer continues to be the busiest season for many Mountain Rescue teams across Britain. So, in collaboration with Glenmore Lodge, we bring you a summer skills special designed to help you get out and stay out with confidence.

In this issue:
🌄 Beginner's guide to bivvying
⚡️ Reading summertime mountain weather
🌊 How to execute the perfect river or stream crossing
⛰ Norman Hadley reflects on an outdoor inheritance
🔥 Francesca Donovan recounts mountain heat stroke in Eryri
🇭🇺 Charlie Jarvis follows carmosci through the wild Dolomites
🧭 Morag Skelton on her ground-breaking BSL navigation course
🎒 Enjoy a walking weekend in Ambleside with Vivienne Crow
🚂 10 car-free walks (feat. the highest station in mainland Britain)
🎨 Jim Perrin paints a portrait of Beinn Tarsuinn
⛺️ David Lintern shares honest reviews of one-person tents
🍲 10 (actually) tasty backpacking meals, tested by Alex Roddie
🗣 Mary-Ann Ochota advocates walking & talking for our health
🌳 We explore The Lost Paths with Jack Cornish (The Ramblers)
🚣‍♀️ Paddle sports coach Adya Misra shares her love of water
and so much more!

📸 Joe Gaskell

Read on in our latest issue:
https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com/latest-issue/skill-up-for-summer-hill-thrills-with-our-july-issue/

⛰ An Teallach is the subject of many mountaineers' adoration. Beloved for its namesake anvil shape, these Torridonian gi...
17/05/2024

⛰ An Teallach is the subject of many mountaineers' adoration. Beloved for its namesake anvil shape, these Torridonian giants are the very picture of what a mountain can be, home to golden eagles and red deer.

🥾 Yes, we love it for the opportunities for adventure and joy it bestows upon us. But its footpaths need a little love back. Yet, funding and land ownership loopholes mean to restore An Teallach's paths in order to protect its ecology.

⛰ In our latest issue, Chris Townsend visits the foothills of this icon with Mountaineering Scotland, Outdoor Access Trust for Scotland and Cairngorm Wilderness Contracts Ltd to meet those taking up the challenge and lend a hand.

📸: James Roddie

Learn more now:
https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com/latest-issue/discover-welsh-mountain-magic-june-issue/

⛺ A   back at work is a little easier to swallow when your weekend was spent sleeping under the Aurora.Here are some of ...
13/05/2024

⛺ A back at work is a little easier to swallow when your weekend was spent sleeping under the Aurora.

Here are some of the finest camp shots shared by readers of .

📸 Ross Davidson Photography 📍Lingmell
📸 _rachelhikes/IG 📍Hallin Fell
📸 Andrew Beavers 📍
📸 Martin Hornsey 📍
📸 aaronandnala/IG 📍Great Gable
📸 Paul Skea 📍Allen Crags

💫 There was something particularly special about the outpouring of excitement after thousands of us witnessed the Aurora - ticking off bucket list moments - together, all gazing up at the same sky and simultaneously experiencing personal moments of joy. It reminded us here at TGO HQ how we all have the capacity to care for our world and its awe-inspiring, natural happenings.

👇 Tell us in the comments about your Aurora experience and what you'll take away from this once-in-a-lifetime spectacle.

🥾   to restore the paths which lead us into high places - but should it be? ⛰ In our latest issue, Chris Townsend invest...
10/05/2024

🥾 to restore the paths which lead us into high places - but should it be?

⛰ In our latest issue, Chris Townsend investigates the funding and land ownership loopholes which make this campaign to preserve iconic mountains - such as An Teallach - from Mountaineering Scotland and Outdoor Access Trust for Scotland so sorely necessary.

📸: James Roddie

Learn more now:
https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com/latest-issue/discover-welsh-mountain-magic-june-issue/

"We’re still reeling from winning Best Online Retailer in the 2024 TGO Reader’s Awards. Thank you to everyone who voted ...
10/05/2024

"We’re still reeling from winning Best Online Retailer in the 2024 TGO Reader’s Awards. Thank you to everyone who voted for us this year."

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🎁 Complete our quick survey to be in with the chance of winning a £50 Amazon voucher!⛺️ Are you gearing up for a summer ...
09/05/2024

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⛺️ Are you gearing up for a summer of adventure? We'd love to understand more about your trips, holidays and interests.

Take our 5-minute survey to be entered into the prize draw:

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Happy May - it's officially Hawthorn season! 🌸“Last year was widely acknowledged to be a spectacular year for blossom ar...
02/05/2024

Happy May - it's officially Hawthorn season! 🌸

“Last year was widely acknowledged to be a spectacular year for blossom around the Peak District, and I was fortunate enough to be there to capture it. Not getting the light I wanted on my first visit, the alarm was once again set for 2:30am. Worth missing a bit of sleep for? I think so.”

📸 Emily Huzzard
📍Cressbrook Dale,

👇 Alex Roddie has been testing the best 2-person tents, including offerings from MSR - Mountain Safety Research, Hillebe...
01/05/2024

👇 Alex Roddie has been testing the best 2-person tents, including offerings from MSR - Mountain Safety Research, Hilleberg the Tentmaker, Vango, Terra Nova Equipment and more, throughout winter. Read his verdicts now.

⛺️ What's your go-to tent for high camps?

Our pick of the 10 best 2 person tents for three-season backpacking trips, all fully tested and reviewed by our expert team

A path to change ⛰️🥾 Mountain paths lead us safely and sensitively into the high places we love but are now badly eroded...
30/04/2024

A path to change ⛰️

🥾 Mountain paths lead us safely and sensitively into the high places we love but are now badly eroded and need a little love of their own. With funding scarce and land ownership loopholes to navigate, Chris Townsend reports from the lower slopes of An Teallach where he meets some of the people (literally) picking up the pieces.

⛏️ “I came away from An Teallach with many thoughts. I’d learnt a great deal about path construction. It was much more complex than I’d thought – I’ll never take a good path for granted again – and I was impressed with the dedication and commitment of the workers, both full time and volunteer. Julian’s desire to build long-lasting, environmentally friendly, visually unintrusive paths and the need to so in sympathy with users and the landscape (he was somewhat scathing about some paths built by others!) was heartening. I also understood just why an overall funding plan is needed for hill paths. The path being rebuilt on An Teallach is quite short yet it will require a huge amount of time and effort and cost £300,000. There are many, many hill paths that need the same attention…”

With thanks to Mountaineering Scotland, Outdoor Access Trust for Scotland and Keela Outdoors.

📸: James Roddie

🔗 Read on in the new issue of :
https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com/latest-issue/discover-welsh-mountain-magic-june-issue/

Cymru am byth / wales forever 🌄🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Six photographers who live and work in Wales recall their most cherished moments ...
29/04/2024

Cymru am byth / wales forever 🌄

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Six photographers who live and work in Wales recall their most cherished moments of homespun mountain magic – and why these places, chosen or otherwise, will always draw them adraf (homewards).

📸 Jim Cossey 📍 Cribyn
📸 James Grant 📍 Castell y Gwynt, Glyder Fach
📸 Lena Drapella 📍 Llanberis Pass
📸 Drew Buckley 📍 Llyn y Fan Fach
📸 Mat Price 📍 Elan Valley
📸 Helen Iles 📍 Gau Craig

Read on in the new issue of :
https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com/latest-issue/discover-welsh-mountain-magic-june-issue/

⛰ NEW: The Welsh mountain landscape is a microcosm of the magic many of us seek out of doors. Discover its peak and vall...
23/04/2024

⛰ NEW: The Welsh mountain landscape is a microcosm of the magic many of us seek out of doors. Discover its peak and valleys, waterfalls and cwms, as well as its complex history of tourism in this issue.

Featuring:
🌄 Six photographers based in Wales explain its timeless draw
⛰ Chris Townsend reports on efforts to save mountain paths
🎒 Carey Davies backpacks the Lake District‘s Langdale Horsehoe
🔥 Peter Elia (Themanwhohikedtheworld)suffers a twist of fate in the Caucasus’ Land of Fire
🥾 Phillipa Cherryson guides us on a weekend in Crickhowell
📲 The outdoor apps you didn’t know you needed
🏞 Our experts map 10 waterside and waterfall walking routes
🖌 Jim Perrin paints a portrait of Pen Pumlumon Arwystli
🦟 Learn how to dodge midgies this summer with Alex Roddie
👟 TESTED: the best lightweight waterproof and trail shoes
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Sara Huws looks at the history of Welsh mountain tourism
🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ The Gay Outdoor Club celebrates 50 years of adventure
🎥 Filmmaker Emma Crome talks all things ‘adre‘.
📚 New outdoor books to inspire..and so much more!

Read on in the new issue of :
https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com/latest-issue/discover-welsh-mountain-magic-june-issue/

📸: Jessie Leong

🍯 The least popular summits are sometimes the best places to find peace and quiet - but there are alternative routes up ...
05/04/2024

🍯 The least popular summits are sometimes the best places to find peace and quiet - but there are alternative routes up to the honeypot heights of maligned mountains, too.

🌄 In the latest issue of , Hanna Lindon round up the peaks that punch above their reputation.

Discover new heights now - and let us know if you think we've missed your favourite lesser-trodden landscapes off the list:
https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com/latest-issue/explore-the-back-of-beyond-with-our-may-issue/

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