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After your boots, an ice axe is possibly the single most useful piece of kit for winter walking. Use it alone, or with the addition of...

Sitting by the fire with a mug of hot tea, watching the leaves turn red and gold outside, I get great pleasure from flicking through my...

The transition from summer rock climbing into winter is best prepared for in advance. Dusting off your B3 boots, ice axes and crampons,...

You may be relatively new to winter walking or an expert winter climber, but avalanche awareness applies to us all and unfortunately, I...

Keeping our hands warm in winter is a common topic of conversation and an area of confusion for some. The idea of needing the most...

Easterly winds were forecast, dragging frigid air from Serbia – a bone-chilling -30°C to be precise. The dry air bit sharply with every...

Days like these are the ones you dream of, for a long time... it takes the stars to align from the weather, climbing partners and if...

As the summer season draws to a close, we get some spare time on our hands, so what better to do than see where the water is and get some...

Lewis and Harris, one of the islands that I had always wanted to visit but always seemed to be 'too busy' so when Ben got in touch about...

I couldn't believe the forecast for Malcolm & Ed's 5 day scrambling course, Malcolm had wanted specific scrambles in Skye and in the...