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What are the best mountaineering books? 10 high-altitude classics for armchair adventurers
By Alex Foxfield published
Our guide to the best mountaineering books of all time picks out 10 seminal works that have informed and inspired generations

New season, new adventures: here’s how I update my hiking kit for spring
By Fiona Russell published
A guide to what you should be wearing and carrying with you for spring hikes

We asked Leatherman for their top multitool recommendations for hikers, trail runners, climbers and campers – here’s what they said
By Julia Clarke published
Leatherman is the LeBron James of multitools – it’s not a question of whether you need one so much as which one you need

Resetting your Garmin watch: How, when and why to reset your favorite Garmin
By Will Symons published
Garmin's GPS watches can occasionally crash or fall victim to an irritating bug, but resetting is often a simple solution

"I went through a full range of waterproofs!” Ultra runner Tom Hollins on the kit he used for his record-breaking Wainwrights run
By Will Symons published
The 51-year-old is the fastest man to summit the Lake District's 214 peaks self-supported. Here's how got into shape and the kit that got him through it

From the ‘father of rock climbing' to a 20-something star of bouldering: who are Britain’s greatest ever climbers?
By Alex Foxfield published
We take a look at some of Britain’s greatest ever climbers, from the early pioneers to today’s benchmark setters

In it for the long run: the elite British runners leading the charge against climate change
By Alex Foxfield published
We take a look at the Green Runners, a group committed to doing their bit to combat the climate emergency

I’ve just discovered I’m a super salty sweater, and it explains everything about my running
By Pat Kinsella published
A sweat test and a training session in a heat chamber with a Marathon des Sables winner reveals I need to rethink everything

Ramsay's Round: Scotland’s most daunting trail run, named for one of the country's mountain legends
By Julia Clarke last updated
We take you on a tour of Ramsay’s round, a gruelling trail running route in the Highlands of Scotland that is not for the faint of heart

We climbed a mountain to celebrate International Women’s Day – and got mansplained at the top
By Julia Clarke published
Even at the top of a mountain in the Scottish Highlands, these elite runners weren’t safe from mansplaining – why is it so hard for men to respect women in the hills?
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