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Scotland’s avalanche warning service downed tools in January when there was too little snow, and climate change is having a significant impact
Professor Neil Gemmell is currently seeking sponsorship for “Loch Ness 2.0”.
Mountain heroes battled "brutal" weather last night in a double rescue in the Cairngorms in which one couple feared they would not survive.
Nairn-based actress Tilda Swinton is to be honoured for her huge contribution to film.
An Austrian company is planning to include the NC500 in a 140-car rally in June next year.
Her latest film, The Woman in Cabin 10, is being shot in Glen Affric.
Mike Merritt lets the train from Inverness take the strain on his way to the start of a walking holiday in the north-east of England
The 49-year-old can featuring one of the ‘Lager Lovelies’ will be kept as a souvenir.
Fiona the ewe arrived at Dalscone Farm in Dumfries in November after being rescued by specialist climbing teams from a shore near Sutherland.
Having climbed Africa's highest mountain aged just 16, a Highland teenager has now become one of the youngest mountain rescuers in the country.
An injured member of a mountain rescue team was stretchered nearly two-and-a-half miles in blizzard conditions in the Cairngorms last night.
Anders Holch Povlsen, 51, is a Danish businessman who made his fortune in retail.
Mountain rescue teams across the Highlands have been spending time in challenging conditions to help people off the mountains this winter.
Animal Rising had been preparing to rescue Fiona for five days.
Mike Merritt gets a closer inspection of the 80-mile Hadrian's Wall on a walking holiday in northern England
Scotland’s largest private landowner and wealthiest man threw a multimillion-pound birthday bash at his Highland castle at the weekend.
A woman was airlifted to hospital after getting injured on a Wester Ross mountain this week.
There were fewer avalanches in Scotland's mountain over the winter than previous years, while hazards have been shifting due to climate change.
Rescuers called out twice in as many days to help stricken climbers in same area of Northern Corries
A hill walker fell almost 100 feet to his death because he was probably carrying his dog with one hand, rescuers believe.
