A lone woman walker was "very lucky" to have been rescued in a blizzard more than 2500 feet up a mountain in the Monadhliath, according to rescuers.
A new bothy in a remote spot in the Cairngorms has opened after volunteers completed renovations on the building.
A man found dead at the bottom of 30ft cliffs at Thurso East on Saturday is understood to be Lord Strathnaver, Alex Sutherland.
Last year was the busiest on record for Scotland's mountain rescuers with a huge rise in call outs, people assisted and hours given by volunteers.
The Scottish Avalanche Information Service (SAIS) has ended this season's forecasts – with one of its lowest totals of snow slides.
Scotland's leading mountain safety expert is heading to new heights next month.
Kessock Lifeboat launched to three men in the water off Chanonry Point on the Black Isle.
The body that represents the majority of Scotland's mountain rescue teams has warned of an increasing number of incidents on the hills.
An investigation has been launched after 'Human Swan' Sacha Dench miraculously survived a mid-air collision which killed a companion camerman.
Mike Merritt looks at the story of climbing legend Hamish MacInnes as a new book looks at the ‘character-building stuff’ of life
Mountain bothies in Scotland are to remain closed despite the recent switch to level zero across the country.
Locals are set to be offered shares to buy mainland Britain's remotest pub.
It will really keep your mind, body and soul in peak condition. For Mountaineering Scotland is launching a course offering yoga with Munro-bagging.
The man who keeps a log on Nessie's appearances is celebrating 25 years of monster-hunting – but admits the great mystery may never be solved.
A battle over who has the smallest distillery in Scotland has begun.
Solarsancturay Ltd has applied to Highland Council for planning permission to convert a barn into a 'shelter and meeting place'.
Scottish stunt riders Danny MacAskill and Kriss Kyle have teamed up in a spectacular new film – despite being plagued by biting insects.
A Highland mountain biker has reclaimed his record time for completing the gruelling 96-mile West Highland Way.
Scotland's avalanche service – which ended for the season last month – is unexpectedly resuming again this weekend because of recent snow.
Scottish Avalanche Information Service ends season but warns that winter risks still persist on high mountains.