from the magazine

An all-time classic from Scarpa: good looking, reliable, not too stiff…

Paul Lamarra traces the route of the Berlin Wall, half a century after it first split Germany’s capital asunder, and uncovers a legacy of tragedy, courage and hope…

Blind since he was 10 years old, Alec Crombie took up hiking in retirement and is now chair of Rutland Ramblers. He describes the camaraderie and hazards he experiences on long-distance walks…

Shaun Spiers is chief executive of the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE), which has spearheaded the creation of a charter challenging the current high-speed rail plans in England…

Each chapter focuses on a different type of trail through the ages, from prehistoric ridgeways to the Millennium Bridge…

This comprehensive and richly illustrated guide has everything you could ever wish to know about navigation…

At first glance, I presumed this was just another ‘quirky’ vanity project, with the author’s account of his personal obsession to walk overland the entire London Underground…

Andrew Dempster is a zealous guide to this impressive spread of coastal walks, encompassing Scotland, the Western Isles, Shetland and Orkney..

The Outdoors Show 2012, Britain’s biggest event for outdoors enthusiasts, is offering free group tickets for eight or more people to Ramblers members and affiliated clubs…

The Ramblers has launched a new 999 campaign, urging Ambulance Trusts across the country to ensure that they can pinpoint distressed walkers using grid reference locations. It follows recent research by the walking charity uncovering numerous incidents where ambulances have [...]