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Learn to interpret cloud, wind and rain signals so you can choose a safe route and turn back before conditions worsen on exposed ridges.
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General Editorial
A dependable compass with clear markings and a robust baseplate matters when mist, rain and cold hands make navigation difficult on the hills.
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Programs
Share your route, check the forecast, pack spare layers and carry a whistle so a solo day on the fells stays enjoyable and manageable.
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Press Office
Balance warmth, water and emergency kit without carrying unnecessary weight, keeping your shoulders fresh for steep ascents and uneven ground.
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Advertising
From meadow pipits to ring ouzels, learn the calls and habitats of upland birds without disturbing nesting sites during spring and summer walks.
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Send Us A Blog-Pitch
Contour lines reveal steep ground before you reach it, helping you choose a route that suits your pace, experience and energy on the day.
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Archives
Layers, waterproofs and spare gloves make a real difference when sunshine turns to hail on an exposed path far from shelter.
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Satelite / Broadcust
Know where you may roam, how to respect closed gates and why responsible access keeps fragile upland paths open for everyone.
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Rights & Permission
Pace counting, handrails and attack points help you stay found when visibility drops and the path disappears into featureless moorland.
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Career / Work With Us
Leave no trace, arrive late and depart early, and choose a pitch that avoids fragile vegetation and private land boundaries.