The British Mountaineering Council (BMC) today announces that Chair of the Board, Catherine Hawkins, will step down from her ...

Getting a blister on your hill day or trail run might start as a mild inconvenience, but left untreated it can go from painful irritant to total showstopper. Cory Jones of First Aid Training ...

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We receive free products for review from brands, many of whom advertise on the site. We work on strict condition of editorial independence, and no guarantee of endorsement In recent decades, books on ...

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Inselberg builds precision alpine gear shaped by guides and rescue teams. The Pascal Hoody blends stretch, warmth, and ...

Jeremy Wilson, founder and CEO of The Lakeland Climbing Centre Ltd, and a Director of UKClimbing Ltd, has been awarded an MBE ...

NN1224973066 Start either from Glen Nevis Youth Hostel or from the visitor centre car park closer to Fort William (alternative not described: North Face car park at Torlundy). The former is steeper, ...

UKH Editor Dan Bailey. Dan is a prolific contributor to the outdoor press and the author of several hillwalking and mountaineering guidebooks... Here he presents a diverse set of classic hill walks ...

W hen it comes to half day outings in Snowdonia, the ascent of Moel Siabod via the ridges that enclose Cwm y Foel is up there with the very best. Falling short of 3000er status by a measly 140ft, ...

Numbering 10 separate Munros (plus a few subsidiary tops) strung out over miles of twisting ridges, this complex range is generally broken down into three digestible chunks: the western pair; the ...

SH6106754342 The traditional way of doing the Welsh 3000s is starting at Snowdon and finishing at Foel Fras. Some walkers may prefer to start with Crib Goch or do the route in reverse. There are many ...