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Altitude aches, a chance encounter with Tenzing Norgay's son, unforgettable alpine sunrises: the trek to Everest Base Camp was even tougher than I expected – I wouldn’t change a thing
I hiked to one of mountaineering’s most iconic destinations and discovered thrilling highs and painful lows along the way
The historic Chilkoot Trail between the US and Canada is finally open again, but border restrictions mean it's still impossible to complete it without a massive detour
The historic cross-country trail crosses the US / Canada border, with sections in Alaska and British Columbia
Bodies of two women pulled from the water at a popular beauty spot in Eryri National Park
The women were discovered in water near the Watkin Path, which has gained fame on social media for its natural pools and waterfalls
Yosemite to open every campground for first time since 2019, following months of crippling staff shortages and budget cuts
The move adds approximately 500 campsites available to the public at the California park
National Park Service identifies backcountry campers found dead in mysterious circumstances on remote Isle Royale
Park rangers say there is no threat to the public
Hikers joyful as Zion National Park's Emerald Pools Bridge reopens, restoring access to iconic trails after 2 years of closures
The bridge connecting Zion Lodge to the Emerald Pools Trail system is now open to visitors following a lengthy period of construction
Popular waterfall in Olympic National Park closed to recover body of teenage hiker who fell more than 50ft
Recovery crews are battling significantly higher-than-usual water levels due to rapid snowmelt in the already tricky terrain
Yosemite bans large flags after climbers protest Trump cuts using upside down Stars and Stripes and rig Trans Pride flag to El Capitan
People are no longer allowed to display large flags in wilderness areas, after they were used in multiple protests and demonstrations
Indian lawmaker seeks to ban climbers from ascending the world’s third-tallest mountain to protect "sacred" lands
The Himalayan giant, Kangchenjunga, attracts some of the world's greatest mountaineers but is also of great religious significance to local communities
'One little thing goes wrong and everybody on the scene is going to die' - Grand Canyon helicopter rescue teams under pressure as hikers succumb to extreme heat
An increase in emergency call outs is being blamed on a trail detour forced by water pipeline works, that means hikers have to take on a longer, more technical route
