The umbrella organisation for most Scottish mountain rescue teams has issued a series of questions and answers about access to the hills during lockdown.
ClimbScotland RDOs Calum and Robert launch a series of podcasts that look at the Scottish climbing scene and meet established and up-and-coming climbers and mountaineers
Updated guidance on access to the outdoors during the current coronavirus outbreak, for the public and for land managers, has been produced by Scottish Natural Heritage.
Mountaineering Scotland is relaunching its #TakItHame anti-litter campaign, but with restrictions still in place on movement, we're hoping you'll pick up litter on your local exercise walks.
Hillwalkers are urged to postpone their traditional Easter return to the hills and stay closer to home to help reduce transmission of COVID-19
A letter from the President and the CEO to members of Mountaineering Scotland
A letter to members from President Brian Shackleton and Chief Executive Officer Stuart Younie about a change in Mountaineering Scotland's insurance premiums, and how this might affect members.
The first ski mountaineering club to have been formed in Britain, the Alpine Ski Club is now affiliated to Mountaineering Scotland
A controversial track in the Clova hills, visible for miles, must be removed after reporter rejects landowner's appeal.
Sunday 8th of March is International Women's Day, and we take a look at just a few of the women who are getting out there and making a difference in mountaineering
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