Active Outdoors

Children are being offered another way of getting closer to nature with new activity sheets.

Entries for the rearranged Loch Ness 360 Challenge will go live from next month after organisers were forced to postpone the inaugural event.

Our new series looking at historic paths across the Highlands continues with John Davidson's overview of the Minigaig pass through the Cairngorms

Need an extra dose of motivation for those lockdown workouts? Lisa Salmon finds out how exercise can benefit the immune system

Walkers, joggers and cyclists are being urged to act responsibly when out for their local exercise during Covid-19 restrictions.

Need some inspiration for family workouts? Lauren Taylor chats to mum-of-two Jo Pavey

An electric bike share scheme aimed at residents and visitors is set to be introduced in Inverness later this year.

From the archive: John Davidson recalls a high-level trail run in the Cairngorms National Park

Go ByCycle will be offering information and activities to help people stay connected, healthy and active while social distancing.

With events cancelled and training plans torn apart, John Davidson spoke to two local sports experts about what to do to keep fitness and focus

"DON'T drive to our forests during the Covid-19 lockdown," the country's forestry organisation has pleaded ahead of the Easter weekend.

Land managers claiming paths and other routes are closed are being told to remove 'inappropriate' signs.

Use the time indoors to appreciate what's on your doorstep across the UK and Ireland

Organisers of the Loch Ness Marathon hope it will become an event which will celebrate normality with a vengeance.

The 2020 Great Wilderness Challenge has been cancelled, organisers have announced.

Highland Council has reminded residents that much of the region is 'out of bounds' as it urged people to follow guidance on accessing the outdoors.

The team behind ambitious plans to develop a new climbing and sports centre at Inverness Marina is determined to press on with the project.

John Davidson reflects on the impact of the societal changes taking place in the fight against Covid-19, and says it's important to keep exercising

Organisers of a new round Loch Ness event have set a new date for the challenge after it was forced to cancel in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The team behind ambitious plans for a new climbing and sports centre at Inverness Marina is determined to press on with the project.