The long-running row over public access to a Dartmoor crag is destined to go to a public inquiry, after its owner appealed against a council order to create two rights of way on the land…

From bats to birds, moor to marsh, Lancashire’s River Ribble is a haven for natureloving walkers. Clitheroe Ramblers’ secretary Ben Brown tells us his highlights…

Comedian, Radio 4 and Grumpy Old Men regular Arthur Smith tells walk the things that make him happy — and a few that don’t…

Footpath erosion in Britain’s walking hotspots costs millions in repairs each year and is permanently changing the face of our most cherished natural landmarks. Check out Mark Rowe’s full report on in the winter issue of walk, or read on for a sample of his alternatives to the most popular routes…

After four decades of exploring Dartmoor’s ancient forests, mysterious tors and pristine rivers, Ramblers Trustee Kate Ashbrook takes us on a tour of southern England’s last true wilderness…

Phil Pickin rounds up the highlights to look out for when you’re walking this autumn…

At the end of October, British Summer Time comes to an end and the clocks go back. But why curb your walking just because it gets dark earlier? Andrew McCloy grabs a torch and heads out into the night air…

Famous as The Black Farmer with his range of supermarket sausages, food entrepreneur Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones talks to Susan Gray about city and country life and his plans to stand as a Tory MP in the next election…

Having followed in the footsteps of Alfred Wainwright and trekked the tracks of Britain’s lost rail empire, TV presenter Julia Bradbury tells walk about the things that make her happy…

A footpath closed to the public for nearly 15 years has re-opened thanks to a sustained effort from local residents, the Ramblers, a parish council and a Member of Parliament…