As the days turn colder, darker and wetter, learn how layering can help you stay warm and dry in the hills this autumn.
As the days get colder and darker, Senior Mountain Safety Advisor Ross Cadie runs through what we should be adding to our rucksacks for autumn.
Mountaineering Scotland's Access & Conservation Officer Davie Black on what to see in the hills this autumn.
From cosy hut nights to quieter hills and peaceful wild camps, here are 7 reasons to love autumn in the Scottish hills.
A new system is in place on Ben Nevis to help manage the impact of large, organised events on Britain's highest mountain.
Temporary access restrictions on Rum over bird flu fears have now been lifted.
Read the 2021-22 annual report for Mountaineering Scotland
Forestry & Land Scotland announce tree harvesting work which will impact on access to and from the North Face car park at Torlundy.
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