The first Loch Ness 360 Challenge took place during the weekend of May 20-22 – John Davidson took on the ‘three marathons in three days’ event
John Davidson takes an early morning stroll from Melvich to visit a poignant memorial on the far north coast
John Davidson and his family joined kids and campaigners in the Highland capital – and spoke to a man from Japan who is on a long, long cycle tour
Hundreds of eager athletes are set to take on a monster mission this weekend when the inaugural Loch Ness Challenge gets under way.
Scots author Ross Brannigan talks to John Davidson about his new book, Running Adventures Scotland, and picks a favourite route from the Highlands
A new book out this month offers 25 inspirational running routes across Scotland, with many of them focused on the hills of the Highlands.
A choir has been rehearsing for an upcoming concert on Wednesday in an Inverness church.
John Davidson joins fellow runners for an ultra-run along the South Loch Ness Trail to mark a friend's 40th birthday
Mountain rescue leaders in Scotland are warning that teams may need more support in future after a record year for callouts.
John Davidson joins his brother on a visit to Glenmore to enjoy a pristine morning run up to Ryvoan and back on glorious trails
A new running and biking endurance event is offering a free beer and food to anybody who can lend a hand to help it run smoothly.
On a wintry camping trip to Glenmore, John Davidson takes his children on a scenic walk around Loch Morlich
John Davidson continues his recce of the Loch Ness 360 Challenge route as he runs from Inverness to Drumnadrochit
Youth hostels on the North Coast 500 and elsewhere in the Highlands are proving popular with travellers now that the facilities are fully open again.
John Davidson is joined by his daughter on a delightful spring bike ride from Inverness
With the Raigmore active travel link recently opened, John Davidson takes a cycle ride around Inverness to see how the city links up for cyclists
Hillgoers are being warned of a "deadly skating rink" in the mountains as experts say winter conditions are still prevalent in the mountains.
Snowsports fans are in for a treat this weekend with the UK's first ever ski and snowboard festival taking place in the Highlands.
Around 80 people came together on a cycle and walk from Lochardil to the Smiddy Field at Knocknagael.
Views to Suilven and Canisp on this nice circuit from Lochinver, as John Davidson follows the River Inver to Glencanisp Lodge
