Blogs

Ramblers Routes is an ever-growing, online collection of inspiring routes by walkers, for walkers. Mary Gough, one of the Ramblers’ dedicated team of volunteer route developers, explains how a walk route is created.

This is the first of a series of excerpts from the forthcoming book Walking Class Heroes, in which the lives of 20 pioneers of the Right to Roam are examined. First up is Sheffield access campaigner Terry Howard.

Follow walk magazine’s Masterclass to foraging and then create a delicious snack or meal with these top wild food recipes.

Britain is blessed with ruins from Roman times and spending time amongst them might have positive benefits for our wellbeing and be the perfect antidote to stress.

Scan local hedgerows and bushes this autumn to see a range of birds, mammals and insects tucking into Autumn’s berry buffet – a vital energy source to many species.

Join in the #FeelMore social media challenge this summer for a chance to win prizes from Cotswold Outdoor!

In early March, I was lucky enough to be at Ramblers’ Scottish Council. It was the last major Ramblers event before coronavirus was declared a pandemic

Join in the #FeelMore social media challenge this summer for a chance to win prizes from Cotswold Outdoor!

The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the enormous value of green routes and spaces for walking in our towns and cities.

Ramblers Cymru Walking Spaces Officer Olie was at a bit of a loss when he realised he wasn't going to be able to travel to go walking , so during lockdown he decided to discover his 'milltir sgwar' (local area).