Requiring less skill than skiing, and making a big difference when progress on foot would be a nightmare, snowshoes have a clear niche in Scottish winter, reckons Alex Roddie. Having spent years insisting he could do without, Alex is now a firm believer. Here he explains the dark art of snowshoeing. Let's hope there's still snow on the hills ...
There are a lot of strong runners out there, but those coming to winter hill running without a grounding in mountain skills may not appreciate the severity of the challenge posed by snow on the hills, says fell running guide Keri Wallace. Here ...
Forecasts are great tools at the planning stage, but once out on the hill you'll have to rely on your own observations and judgement. In the final part of our series Will talks us through the vital skill of staying alert and open minded.
In part 4 of our series on winter weather and avalanche forecasts, Will breaks down the planning and decision making process into a clear, step-by-step system, which can be used whether you're walking, skiing or climbing.
Whether you're heading to the Scottish winter hills to walk, ski or climb, the SAIS website is an essential resource. In...
Mountain weather forecasts convey a lot of information, but it's only of value if you know what to make of...
For safe days in the winter mountains, your two biggest concerns are weather and snow conditions. From interpreting the...
Greg Boswell takes us through his tips for getting ready for winter climbing. In this episode, he talks about...
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