There were no new coronavirus cases across the Highlands and Islands on Monday, as the cumulative total for the NHS Highland area remained at 5178.
Hill walkers intent on climbing Ben Wyvis are being asked to have a back-up plan in case the car park is too full.
With coronavirus restrictions beginning to ease, a number of events look set to go ahead during the remainder of 2021, subject to government advice.
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson enjoys the freedom of the trails when he joins Ian Stewart of Trail Running Scotland on a group run in the Cairngorms
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson and his daughter get out on the water with Explore Highland for a sea kayaking adventure from Cromarty
Sea kayaking at Cromarty, Cairngorms National Park Authority chief exec Grant Moir on visitor pressure and taking a hike on the Great Glen Way
Ben Nevis should become a recognised area similar to national parks in a bid to attract funding to help promote and attract the area.
Finishing her latest novel for young readers during lockdown was a way of keeping control for Highland author Barbara Henderson.
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson speaks to Grant Moir, of the Cairngorms National Park Authority, about the expected influx of visitors this summer
Ten new countryside rangers will be taken on to help deal with potential problems at tourist hotspots in the Highlands this summer.
Running has helped people in Scotland combat mental health issues during the pandemic, new research shows.
Hill walkers are being advised to be aware of conditions on the hills as travel restrictions are eased today allowing people to travel across Scotland
Active Outdoors: John Davidson links the low-level and high-level Great Glen Way paths to make a fine circuit above the loch
John Davidson heads out to find a waterfall on a nice woodland loop – and urges people to be responsible in the outdoors as restrictions ease
John Davidson takes the mountain bike for a trip on some off-road trails around some of the lochs in the hills to the south of Inverness
Highland author John D Burns was stopped in his tracks by the start of lockdown last year.
Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed 'Stay at Home' will be replaced with a 'Stay Local' message from Friday – with further easing of restrictions on Monday.
Our guide to the coronavirus restrictions easing over the coming weeks and months
Pupils at Inverness Royal Academy are hoping to get their own mountain bike skills course built on the school grounds.
Our long-running series for lovers of the great outdoors has launched a new podcast.
