John Davidson takes his children for some mountain biking action on the Black Isle, and finds plenty to laugh about
A scenic cycle route from Aviemore sees John Davidson and his daughter enjoying the delights of two-wheeled river crossings
The latest round of Contract for Difference energy awards signalled a blow for island interconnectors despite some onshore wind farms gaining consent.
After the launch of a new running and biking event around Loch Ness, John Davidson went for a run on the South Loch Ness Trail to assess the route
John Davidson joins Ian Stewart of Trail Running Scotland on a guided running adventure on the west coast
Tourism businesses across the Highlands and Islands are celebrating after being shortlisted in a prestigious awards event.
Looking up at some of the highest trees in Britain, John Davidson visits Reelig Glen where new posts make for a family-friendly walk
John Davidson puts his skills to the test on a five-day Mountain Leader assessment course
John Davidson wakes up to fierce conditions as he overcomes conditions to climb Sgurr Choinnich, Sgurr a Chaorachain and Maoile Lunndaidh
Author Mike Cawthorne joins John Davidson on Ben Wyvis as they remember a friend and colleague and discuss the past and the future of the Highlands
With three children in tow, John Davidson and his wife Meg head to Loch Ness on a family cycle ride
A delighted Nairn woman has won the equivalent of a year's worth of energy bills after entering an online competition.
John Davidson returns to take on the challenge of the Highland Cross for a sixth time and finds a growing community of support
FORTY-SIX pylons are to be removed from the Cairngorms National Park after the energy regulator approved two undergrounding projects.
Whether you’re a hill walker or not, you can’t help but admire Scotland’s highest mountains – here are five of our favourites
John Davidson marks a 'significant' birthday with a 20-mile run along the Great Glen Way – perfect training for the Highland Cross
John Davison discovers a fascinating past as he looks down from two of Glen Affric's magnificent Munros
Trying to encourage the children to get out for a walk, John Davidson finds the perfect solution – a glorious play park in the forest
John Davidson joins thousands of others on the start line of the Etape Loch Ness – and wishes more people could ride this route
A rough climb to a lonely Corbett provides John Davidson with spectacular views over the last great wilderness – and some nice wildlife encounters
