I’ve journeyed up here to walk a stretch of the Pennine Way – from Once Brewed to Greenhead – with the poet Simon Armitage

Love walking, nature, photography and the great outdoors? Want to meet other people who are too? walk magazine is now on Facebook, giving Ramblers, readers, nature lovers and photo enthusiasts a place to meet up online…

A new Ramblers campaign highlighting the nation’s most under-threat footpaths launches today, with 20 worrying situations across the country topping the list…

We are looking up Grindsbrook Clough to the rock-rimmed Edale Moor. This was where it all began. In one of his last interviews, Tom Stephenson walked the Pennine Way with Roly Smith in 1976. Here, he looks back on this historic route…

The media, politicians and walkers up and down the country have all been joining in the celebrations for the Ramblers’ 75th anniversary…

A special awards scheme to recognise Ramblers volunteers is now open for nominations. As part of the 75th anniversary celebrations, Ramblers is inviting members to submit details of volunteers whose extraordinary contributions have helped further the charity’s cause…

Around 12,000 Ramblers volunteers donate their time and skills to the cause we believe in: a walking Britain…

In the first in a series of articles to celebrate Ramblers 75th Anniversary, we present a brief history of the charity and take a fond look back at some of the visual materials produced over the years…

As well as presenting horse-racing and major sports events for the BBC, Clare Balding has a cult following with walkers for her Radio 4 show, Ramblings…

Richard Hutchins joined the newly created Ramblers as a student in 1935, at a cost of five shillings. Now, 75 years later, the lifelong member looks back at how that shaped his career, his family, and the legacy he leaves behind…