A’ Ghlas-bheinn and the Falls of Glomach
John Davidson John Davidson takes a walk to the Falls of Glomach via the Munro of A' Ghlas-bheinn in Kintail
Caol runnings – the Great Glen Way on the Caledonian Canal at Fort William
In the shadow of Britain’s highest mountain, it seems somewhat incongruous to find a flat, family-friendly route where you can let the children loose to explore.
A cold and wet Inverness Half Marathon 2019
Layers of running clothes did little to keep out the icy wind blasting along the course of the Inverness Half Marathon, which took place in the Highland capital on Sunday,…
Cona Mheall – the one that got away
John returns to the Beinn Dearg group of Munros to bag a missing Munro
Falls are a haven on walk in woods
Keith is in the heart of whisky country, so a brisk walk could be just the thing to clear the head the morning after a dram or two! There is…
Let it snow!
Weather can cause all sorts of problems for people in the mountains, not least during the winter. But we had a rather unusual weather problem in the Cairngorms earlier this…
Always more to discover – and to share – in the hills
Despite years of traipsing to Aviemore to explore the area’s vast opportunities for outdoor fun, I’d never ventured up one of its most popular hills. Craigellachie rises steeply behind the…