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Leave No Trace provides free materials to celebrate 250 Years of America’s public lands
To celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, Leave No Trace has partnered with the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management to launch a national...
New interactive trails celebrates pencil-making history
The Stapleford Pencil Trail encapsulates 111 years of Stapleford’s pencil making heritage into an interactive, family friendly trail through the Nottinghamshire town.
Trail-goers can collect...
RSVR debuts hydration system
RSVR Hydration, a new brand, has introduced the RSVR Hydration System, a fully integrated, patent-pending hydration solution.
The RSVR Hydration System combines an aerodynamic, body-contoured...
Nordic walking scheme in Ribble Valley
Ribble Valley Borough Council’s Up and Active team wants to hear from people who are interested joining a Nordic walking group.
Nordic walking transforms a...
Academics help hotel guests go digital-free with hand-drawn maps
Digital detox researchers have teamed up with a Norfolk hotel to help guests slow down, switch off and reconnect with their surroundings - using...
£3.2m Radcliffe bridge opens to improve access and reconnect communities
A milestone has been reached in Radcliffe with the completion of a new £3.2m bridge at Milltown Street. The 50-metre single-span structure restores a...
Walking Post podcast 52: North South Way Peace Camino
Three guests and one story this week. We talk to Paul O'Neill, secretary of the Inland Waterways Association of Ireland – Newry Portadown Branch,...
Roundtable seeks to put outdoor recreation at the centre of American health
Outdoor Recreation Roundtable (ORR), a coalition of US outdoor recreation associations, convened U.S. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum, state recreation leaders, innovative researchers,...
Women’s walking gathers momentum
A Bromsgrove-based walking group is bringing women together by creating a safe, welcoming space for connection and conversation.
Gather and Grow started in February 2024...
$1m available for Appalachian Trail landscape protection
A record $1m is available this year for conservation projects across the Appalachian Trail landscape from Georgia to Maine through the Appalachian Trail Conservancy’s...
UEA Boardwalk project gets go-ahead
The University of East Anglia (UEA) project to restore a boardwalk along the Yare Valley will deliver a new accessible, sustainable, and wildlife‑sensitive walkway...
Progress on Great American Rail-Trail
Rails to Trails Conservancy, the US' largest trails, walking and biking advocacy organisation, has announced new momentum along the route of the Great American...
Derbyshire festival set to go
This year's Derbyshire Dales Walking Festival launches on Monday 18th May, with free walks planned all the way through to Saturday 30th May.
Organised by...
Backroads debuts new women’s adventures tours for 2027
Active travel company Backroads has announced 10 new trips in its Women's Adventures collection for 2027, including trips in New Zealand, the Alps, an...
Mammut tells keyboard warriors to take a hike
Mammut has launched a new campaign, “Take a Hike,” aimed at redirecting the rising tide of online negativity, to the great outdoors.
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Walking Post podcast 51: Alaska
Expeditions Alaska is a wilderness adventure guiding company based in Anchorage, Alaska.
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Our guest this week, owner and lead...
Plans approved for shared walking and cycling path in Kenilworth
Plans for a new continuous shared use path across Abbey Fields in Kenilworth, have been approved by Warwick District Council.
The proposals were put together...
British Columbia trail to reopen
The Juan de Fuca Marine Trail in BC, Canada, is expected to fully reopen for hiking and backcountry camping this summer as crews continue...
New long‑distance trail promotes biodiversity conservation and sustainable tourism in Northeast Brazil
The Caminhos da Ibiapaba has been opened in Brazil.
Coordinated by the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change (MMA) and the Chico Mendes Institute...
New walking leaflet celebrates 50th anniversary of the Viking Way
A new printed leaflet produced by West Lindsey District Council, in partnership with Lincolnshire County Council, has been made available in time for anniversary...