Ultra runners outlast field in gruelling 268-mile winter race Fiona Russell published 21 January 22 As many big names retired, two held on to claim victory in male and female Montane Spine Race 2022
Fort William Mountain Festival returns with in-person event Julia Clarke published 11 January 22 The 18th Fort William Mountain Festival is resuming live programming with five days of exhilarating and inspiring outdoors-focused workshops and exhibitions
New Arc'Teryx Academy aims at refining your backcountry tool kit Julia Clarke published 10 January 22 Arc’Teryx Academy Freeride explores safety and skills for backcountry skiing and mountaineering
Runner sets new 100-mile record in under 11 hours Fiona Russell published 7 January 22 Top ultra runner Aleksandr Sorokin ran an incredible pace of 6:32-minute miles
British army captain becomes the first woman of color to ski solo to the South Pole Julia Clarke published 6 January 22 Polar Preet has made history with her remarkable 700 mile trek to the South Pole
Fresh air and time in nature revealed to be top reasons to hike Julia Clarke published 15 December 21 A new survey by the Ramblers has revealed the top motivating factors, and obstacles, for getting out on a winter walk
Oneskee Acclimate Jacket/Skisuit review: legs on or legs off? It functions great both ways By Sian Lewis published 19 January 22 Swap from ski suit to a jacket with the Oneskee Acclimate, a warm and waterproof onesie for the slopes
DMM Spire Tech Ice Axe review: straddling the divide between winter hillwalking and true mountaineering By Matthew Jones published 18 January 22 As its curved shaft suggests, the DMM Spire Tech is a technically capable ice axe, with a modern, lightweight design
Keela Stratus waterproof jacket review: a force shield against the elements By Matthew Jones published 17 January 22 Rugged and robust, the Keela Stratus waterproof jacket fearlessly fends off fierce and foul weather
Roxy Shelter women’s ski jacket review: super comfort for fine, chilly days but not one for heavy rain or snow By Sian Lewis published 16 January 22 If you’re after an anorak-style ski jacket the Roxy Shelter fits the bill, providing cosy warmth if not a great deal of waterproofing
Black Diamond Raven Pro Ice Axe review: a superb "hillwalker plus" axe By Matthew Jones published 16 January 22 A hybrid hillwalking/mountaineering axe, the Black Diamond Raven Pro is technically capable, with a stylish, modern design for improved steep snow performance
Best women’s ski pants, bibs and salopettes: top legwear for the slopes By Sian Lewis published 16 January 22 A selection of the best women’s ski pants, snow bibs and salopettes for women heading out to enjoy all kinds of cold play and winter adventures
BAM Bamboo Headband review: cute, comfortable and climate positive headwear By Julia Clarke published 15 January 22 Whether you’re trail running, hiking or on the yoga mat, you won’t even notice this soft, sweat wicking all-rounder headband is there
ThruDark SF Raid waterproof jacket review: a seriously classy shell with a military background By Matthew Jones published 15 January 22 An extremely robust waterproof shell, the ThruDark SF Raid combines superlative build quality with premium fabrics and top-quality components
How to attach an ice axe to a backpack for safety and ease By Julia Clarke published 18 January 22 When you’re going winter hiking, make sure you know how to attach an ice axe to a backpack properly so that if you fall, the sharp pick doesn’t cause injury
How to choose a wetsuit for open water swimming By Julia Clarke published 17 January 22 Read our guide to how to choose a wetsuit for open water swimming and get all the warmth, protection and movement you need when you’re working on your strokes
How to choose an ice axe: picking the right length and type By Julia Clarke published 11 January 22 Knowing how to choose an ice axe involves some simple measurements to make sure you have the right length for winter hiking, scrambling and climbing
How to clean a climbing rope: essential kit care By Julia Clarke published 4 January 22 Your life depends on your rope when you’re on a cliff, so knowing how to clean a climbing rope should be a regular part of your climbing kit care routine
How to patch a down jacket the easy way By Julia Clarke published 30 December 21 We talk you through the delicate operation of how to patch a down jacket so you can stop leaking feathers and stay warm all winter
How to wax skis for faster, smoother turns By Julia Clarke published 29 December 21 Knowing when and how to wax skis keeps gliding faster and turning more smoothly on the hill as well as keeping you safe
Erupting volcano in Hawaii could spark local tourism By Brian Metzler published 16 February 21 The Kilauea volcano on the Big Island began erupting in December for the first time in more than two years
Discover Snowdonia to experience one of Britain's most breathtaking national parks By Robin Alway published 25 July 20 Discover Snowdonia National Park to explore breathtaking highs and enchanting lows in the heart of the Welsh countryside
Visit Yellowstone to see why the world’s first national park could also be its greatest By Amy Grisdale published 24 July 20 Everyone needs to visit Yellowstone at least once in their life to marvel at this true wilderness in the heart of America, teeming with geothermal wonders
Why taking a trip to Yosemite National Park is the closest thing to hiking heaven By Amy Grisdale published 24 July 20 Take a trip to Yosemite, where granite mountains carved by ancient glaciers provide wildlife with a safe haven, for a life-changing experience in the outdoors
Visit Hawaii Volcanoes and see why it's the most spectacular national park on the planet By Erlingur Einarsson published 24 July 20 Visit Hawaii Volcanoes National Park to experience a living, constantly changing environment that is so much more than a walk in the park
Why you need to visit the Lake District, the UK’s most popular national park By Laura Mears published 23 July 20 Boasting England’s deepest lake, highest mountain, and longest lake, visit the Lake District for nature on a truly monumental scale
