Learning to walk is one thing. Learning to climb is another. In this article, we introduce you to the lesser known scrambling, which is a stepping stone towards climbing. Contributor, Nigel, explains how the best way to learn, it to do.

Climber and adventurer, Jesse Dufton, talks about his experiences climbing, even though he is blind. Jesse demonstrates his climbing ability and passes on advice in this engaging video interview.

Steve McClure speaks about his long history with climbing whilst answering questions from the Outside & Active audience. Steve is then joined by Susie Chan where they speak further about his climbing experiences. If you're into climbing, then this throwback video is exactly the thing for you.

A lot of climbing terms can seem confusing and intimidating to beginners. What is the difference between a boulder and a crag?

As the weather in Europe starts to heat up, we look at exercising in warmer weather and things to look for in heat exhaustion.

Have you been inspired by lots of the blockbuster style movies from the Dawn Wall to Touching the Void or even 14 Peaks on Netflix about climbing? Listen to climbing legend Steve McClure in the latest episode of the Outside & Active podcast

Are you an outdoor enthusiast looking to try bouldering? Bouldering is a great way to stay active and enjoy the outdoors. Here are five beginner-friendly tips that will help you get started with bouldering.

Climbing is one of the fastest growing sports in the UK and we get top tips of how to get into climbing with Steve McClure.

Autumn is a lovely time to camp, campsites are often less busy and you can see some truly beautiful sights. As the temperature drops however, there are some useful tips to bear in mind when camping.

Adventures come in all shapes and sizes, from travelling to the ends of the earth to exploring your local ‘patch’. Yet they all have one thing in common – they help us to build resilience and face challenges.

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This special supplement from Trail magazine will take you from your local trails to the summit of your very first mountain.

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At 65ft tall, this is the tallest high ropes course in Europe, and rewards those brave enough to reach the top stunning views of the surrounding area.

SALEWA is run by mountaineers who live, work and play in the heart of the Dolomites.

The tallest high ropes course in Europe