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Exclusive: Doug Scott Interview

Simon Ingram, 22 July 2009 15:11

Doug Scott has spent 40 years as the technical muscle of British mountaineering and is arguably our most significant mountaineer. He is also one of our toughest, having survived extremes...

Messner and Habeler on Everest

Simon Ingram, 17 June 2009 12:04

This amazing footage was shot when Reinhold Messner and Peter Habeler made their epochal ascent of Everest without oxygen in 1978. The pair were climbing Alpine style as part of...

New Video: Exploring the Lost Valley

Simon Ingram, 01 April 2009 14:48

Sounds good, doesn’t it? Trust us – this place is everything you expect it to be. To accompany the Spring Issue of Trail Magazine, join Deputy Editor Simon Ingram on...

TRAIL ON KILIMANJARO! Part Two

Simon Ingram, 06 March 2009 12:36

It’s day three of Trail Magazine’s attempt on Mt Kilimanjaro via the Machame route, and things are starting to get tough. The mountain is getting seriously spectacular but the air...

Exploring Northumberland’s Rock Art

Simon Ingram, 05 March 2009 15:15

Join Country Walking’s Jonathan Manning for an exploration of Roughting Linn, home to the largest decorated rocks in UK, and mysterious ‘cup and ring’ carvings of ancient origin. Scroll down...

UFOs crash in the Berwyns!

Simon Ingram, 05 March 2009 15:00

To accompany April Trail Magazine’s exploration of the underrated Berwyn Mountains in North Wales, Phoebe Smith goes in search of the legend of the crashed UFO which made national headlines...

Trail on Kilimanjaro: PART ONE

Simon Ingram, 27 February 2009 15:59

Chris Moyles and his gang are about to leave, but a fortnight ago Trail Magazine arrived home from Kilimanjaro after six days on Africa’s highest mountain. In Part One, follow...

Trail Magazine on Kilimanjaro... see what awaits Moyles!

Simon Ingram, 25 February 2009 16:00

It's the world's highest free-standing mountain, one of the seven summits and the highest peak in Africa. While a host of celebrities gear up to set foot on the slopes...

Hill-walking in winter conditions is very different to summertime. Poor conditions, shorter daylight hours and tough navigation can lead to tragedy for the ill-prepared. In these two short videos Trail...

Lakes Base Camp

Simon Ingram, 02 February 2009 10:30

What do you do if you have a group of people with different hill-walking desires but still want to spend the weekend swapping stories around the camp stove? Try base...

Instant depression cure!

Simon Ingram, 19 January 2009 15:48

They say today – Monday 19th January - is the most depressing day of the year: but fear not. A couple of minutes looking at the footage compiled by gazillion-award...

GEAR EXCLUSIVE: Osprey Exos 46

Simon Ingram, 15 January 2009 17:21

Osprey have long been innovators in the world of lightweight, super-comfortable rucksacks, and their latest brand new offering both sports Osprey’s enviable technology and an unusual new feature. Trail magazine’s...

GEAR EXCLUSIVE: Garmin Oregon 300

Simon Ingram, 15 January 2009 17:16

It’s the smart and neat new GPS from Garmin – and something about it has just made the competition between hillwalking navigation systems red hot. Trail Magazine’s Technical Editor Graham...

Gear Exclusive: Mountain Equipment Graviton

Simon Ingram, 24 December 2008 09:14

Trail Magazine has had a sneek look at this hotly awaited jacket from Mountain Equipment, which arrives this Spring. It's a super-light, stuffsack-equipped jacket which is packed with features designed for...

Gear Exclusive! Asolo Lhotse GVB3

Simon Ingram, 28 November 2008 10:59

Graham Thompson takes a look at the promising new B3 climbing boot from Asolo, designed for performance in the toughest mountain conditions. But how does it cope for day to...

Seven summits video special!

Simon Ingram, 11 November 2008 16:03

Hardly any of us will ever get to the tops of the highest mountains on each continent: but as the weather gets damp and inspiration runs thin, take a look...