Outdoor News

Two novice wild campers were rescued after getting into difficulties on the flanks of England’s third-highest mountain.

Keswick Mountain Rescue Team was alerted about 6.15am on Thursday to two young men who were in a tent below Browncove Crags on the western side of Helvellyn

Campaigners have condemned the Westminster government for reneging on a commitment to ditch a deadline for recording lost paths in England.

Environment secretary Thérèse Coffey’s decision only to grant a five-year extension to the 2026 cut-off date means the public’s right to use these routes will be disappear for ever, the Open Spaces Society said

A group of walkers was guided to safety after getting into difficulties in wintry conditions on England’s third-highest mountain.

The nine men, from the Manchester area, had to contend with blizzards and knee-deep drifts as they made their way down from Helvellyn

A walker was airlifted from a wintry Lake District fell after injuring his ankle.

The man was in a group of six descending Hind Gill above Seathwaite on Saturday when he slipped and suffered the injury

A woman known on social media as the Hillwalking Hijabi is Ramblers Scotland’s new figurehead.

Zahrah Mahmood was appointed president of the organisation at its annual meeting on Saturday

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Rescuers searching for missing walker Kyle Sambrook and his dog have found their bodies.

Glencoe Mountain Rescue Team said Mr Sambrook and his beagle Bane were discovered by volunteer rescuers in a deep gorge above Fionn Ghleann

Police have renewed appeals for sightings of a hillwalker missing in the Glen Coe area.

They revealed that Kyle Sambrook and his beagle Bane were spotted in the Lost Valley about noon on Sunday

Police in the Highlands have appealed for sightings of a walker who has been reported missing.

Kyle Sambrook is believed to have been planning an ascent of Buachaille Etive Mòr in Glen Coe

Rescuers said a walker is lucky to be alive after spending a night injured on the flanks of England’s highest mountain.

More than 70 volunteer team members were involved in the search for the man, who reported himself lost on the ridge between Scafell Pike and Great End