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Pillars at Cold Ashby, Northamptonshire, and Thorny Gale, Cumbria, bookended the project that modernised mappingHeritage campaigners are bidding for listing status for two concrete pillars hailed as “modest obelisks of modernity in the countryside”.The…
Landowner disputes, coastal erosion and disused ferry hindering completion of King Charles III England coast pathThe longest managed coastal walking route in the world has been opened by the king at the Seven Sisters cliff walk.However, large parts of …
The country’s network of footpaths is growing – with hopes they will develop local economies and better preserve the environmentFollow the yellow footprints along Brazil’s newest long-distance trail, and they will take you through lush green forests an…
Amateur climber’s manslaughter conviction over girlfriend’s death could put people off activity, say expertsClimber convicted of manslaughter after leaving girlfriend on Austria’s highest peak to seek helpThe decision of an Austrian court to convict an…
Wasdale mountain rescue team says ‘we struggle to understand when the rescued take advantage of hospitality’A mountain rescue team has appealed for two rescued walkers to pay a hotel bill they owe, return head torches they took and collect a hospital c…
A new study reveals some of the crucial molecular steps on the path to bipedalism.
A new study reveals some of the crucial molecular steps on the path to bipedalism.
Campaign group Slow Ways launches app for disabled people, parents with children, older people and othersVolunteers have mapped 10,000 walking routes across Great Britain in an attempt to make rural walking more accessible.The routes provide accessible…
Dudderhouse Hill in dales is thought to be one of first structures in UK to be communally constructed by humansA rare and remarkable 5,000-year-old monument that is an example of one of the earliest visible structures in England is to receive extra pro…
Target easier to achieve than 10,000 steps and linked to 37% reduction in cancer deathsWalking more could reduce your risk of dementia, depression and dying from cancer, as well as being good for your heart, according to research. And you may not need …