Opinion

In this age of wildfires and scars upon the land, irresponsible campfires raise fear and the hackles like nothing else. But are they all bad?

A much-talked about subject at the moment, often in disapproving tones, wild camping can be a liberating and life-affirming experience. When it’s done right...

Die-hard campers need to kick back, relax – and learn to love the luxury of glamping. After all, it’s no sin to sleep outside in comfort sometimes...

With our guide to the best weather apps for hiking you'll be able to plan effectively, prepare properly and stay safe while out in the hills and mountains

Our guide to Scotland's mountain bothies: what they are, what to take with you and five of our favourites

Once you've got the peak-bagging bug, it's hard to look back: as Britain’s most accomplished peak-bagger explains

The acronym FKT has been banded about a lot recently, as many elite ultrarunners have sprinted out of lockdown into FKT attempts on big routes. Here, one of them explains the appeal

For Dwayne Fields, outdoor adventure was an escape route from a life of gang violence and crime. Now he leads at-risk kids on life-changing experiences

Female-specific kit has come a long way since the days of the ‘shrink it and pink it’ approach – but does it stand up to scrutiny when compared with outdoor gear for men?

There is a big gender disparity out there in trail running races, at least in terms of participation in organised events. But is the gap closing?