From the archive: Five years since completing Land’s End to John O’Groats by bike, John Davidson relives the journey
Hill walkers and climbers who are missing the mountains are being urged to turn their frustration into words for a literary contest.
People in the Highlands are being reminded that restrictions on travel mean outdoor activities are not yet back to normal.
Inverness-based author and lover of the wild Highlands John D Burns is missing the freedom of the outdoors as he answers our lockdown questions
A wild land charity which owns many Highland areas including Knoydart, Sandwood Bay and the summit of Ben Nevis has appointed a new chair.
The UK’s largest renewable and low-carbon energy exhibition and conference has been rescheduled for a second time.
With the Loch Ness 360 Challenge cancelled for this weekend, John Davidson hopes a route out of lockdown can help the area recover
The Highlands is among the top places in the UK for electric vehicle charging points, according to a new study.
A leading cycling charity has teamed up with farmers to urge rural road users of all types to keep safe this summer.
Mountaineering Scotland is calling for more details on what travel restrictions will be in place during the early stages of easing lockdown.
Plenty of groups and organisations have turned to the web to keep children entertained and active – check out our suggestions and get involved!
The wildlife photographer, guide and author shares his highs and lows of lockdown life for a man used to spending time with nature in the Cairngorms
People without access to a computer or smartphone across the Highlands are being supported thanks to an electricity network provider's fund.
Hiking, canoeing and outdoor swimming are among the outdoor activities mentioned in a possible first phase of lockdown restrictions being lifted.
Our series looking at historic paths across the Highlands continues with John Davidson's review of the Corrieyairack Pass from Laggan to Fort Augustus
Mountain bikers, skiers, snow boarders, hill walkers and climbers are being asked to help an outdoor activity centre get back up and running.
Mountaineering organisations are helping to develop a safe route back to the hills but have urged enthusiasts to 'hold the line' for now.
The husband-and-wife team behind the popular WalkHighlands website answer our questions about their outdoor life during – and after – lockdown
Pioneering workers in the renewable energy industry will be recognised in a week-long celebration of their contribution to the sector.
Mountain bikers are being urged to follow updated guidance after a row about whether people should be taking part in the activity during lockdown.
