Winter Safety Advice for Hikers
Shorter days, colder temperatures and changing weather can make winter walking feel more challenging. With the right preparation and navigation skills, you can continue exploring with confidence throughout the season. Discover practical advice for staying safe, planning ahead and getting more from every winter walk.
Winter Hiking Tips from Mountain Rescue – Staying Safe in the Dark
As the days get shorter it's important to take extra precautions when getting outside. Mountain Rescue share their expert advice for staying safe in the dark.
Mountain Rescue Advice: How to Stay Safe in Boggy, Wet and Cold Conditions
Stay safe on your next wet weather hike with mountain rescue advice. Learn how to navigate bogs and conditions effectively.
What wind speed is dangerous in the mountains?
Wondering if the mountain route you have chosen is safe in high winds? Find out more from Mountain Rescue
What Are the Most Common Navigation Mistakes Hikers Make
Qualified Mountain Leaders and NNAS Experts share the most common mistakes that hikers make when out in the moors and mountains of the UK
I Think I’m Lost. What Should I Do?
What should you do if you think you're lost while out hiking - read our practical tips
Why talking about mountain safety matters more than ever
The importance of mountain safety messaging from brands and influencers- highlighting the importance of investing in ourselves first
Hiking in Scotland vs Hiking in England & Wales – Key Winter Navigation Differences
Learn about the intricacies of navigation and hiking in Scotland and how it differs from hiking further south - expert advice from Mountain Rescue
Mountain Rescue’s accident black spots
Mountain Rescue England and Wales share with us a handful of accident black spots across Britain, in which they are often called to, and how you can stay safe when visiting these areas.