Latest Hiking News
Chattanooga bounces back from polluted past to become North America's first National Park City – but what does this mean?
With 70 parks and 35 miles of trails, the city in southeast Tennessee is now internationally recognized as a green destination
Passionate about the Peak District? The government is seeking 2 new members to oversee the iconic park, and anyone can apply
You could apply to help lawmakers look after one of England's wildest nature areas
2 hikers dead in apparent fall after allegedly crossing safety railing at iconic Bryce Canyon overlook
Officials say snow and slick conditions persist in the Utah National Park, making conditions dangerous
Dismayed hikers offer donations to Washington State transport department as it announces there is "no funding" to replace popular bridge in Mount Rainier National Park
Access to a quarter of Mount Rainier National park is now shut off to hikers for the foreseeable as the temporary closure of the Carbon River Bridge becomes permanent
30,000 hikers break the law each year to visit California's "most beautiful" waterfall
Social media has been blamed for the increase in walkers risking the treacherous route
Hiker rescued after getting stranded overnight between 2 fast-moving brooks during spring runoff
The hiker's plans were blighted by heavy rains in addition to seasonal snow melt
Popular Juan de Fuca hiking trail is closed for the summer - here's where to trek instead
The 25.2-mile British Columbia trail sustained severe storm damage over the winter - so we researched some alternative routes for you
“Our iconic 14ers will now be even more accessible and safe to summit" – 12 popular Colorado trails slated for a major refresh
The Colorado Fourteeners Initiative has been awarded a $250,000 grant to reconstruct and restore 12 summit trails
