Mountaineering Scotland writes to First Minister to underline importance of maintaining people's ability to access hills and mountains
Latest news on the controversy around 'dirty' camping and related problems, including a position statement by Mountaineering Scotland
Scotland’s outdoor education sector has called on the Scottish Government to support outdoor residential centres or face losing them forever. The sector has also launched a petition calling for greater support.
Mountaineering Scotland will have three vacancies for directors at the forthcoming AGM. Read on for more detail.
Perth and Kinross Council took action last week by placing parking restrictions on some rural roads. Read our response and call to action.
Read more about the Phase 3 updates and positive news for club activities and indoor climbing walls.
Multiple Munroist and keen camper Hazel Strachan shares some camping tips for women who want to give solo camping a try but still have some questions.
Mountaineering Scotland have launched a campaign to promote considerate camping in Scotland this summer. This comes alongside calls from local councils for further allocation of resources to tackle irresponsible camping and over-tourism which has lead to parts of Scotland being overcome by the number of visitors and campers.
Hillwalkers and climbers urged to help keep hills clear of litter
The Chair of the National Access Forum – of which Mountaineering Scotland is a member - has written to the Cabinet Secretary Roseanna Cunningham MSP, to highlight the importance of adequate resourcing for outdoor access in Scotland. The letter outlines the challenges faced by both walkers and landowners in managing access arrangements to enable daily exercise under recent lockdown restrictions. The letter also raised the need for greater investment in infrastructure such as paths and car parks.