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The leaves may have started falling and the temperature is getting cooler, but there’s still plenty to do around the Highlands during the autumn.
A four-fold increase in parking capacity at an under-pressure beauty spot in the north-west Highlands is expected to ease congestion at the location.
John Davidson explores the peninsular at Noss Head and visits the lighthouse and 15th-century Castle Sinclair-Girnigoe
Crofting representatives have said a new report outlining the sector’s value to the Highland economy shows its potential across the whole of Scotland.
Colin Cadden committed to surveying all the Cairngorms routes in a new guide to Scotland’s rights of way. John Davidson spoke to him in Glen Feshie
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson joins volunteers in the Cairngorms National Park as they help keep mountain paths in good working order
John Davidson finds time for a nice circuit on the mountain bike, visiting some fine features of the national park
John Davidson and his wife Meg took on the 24-hour running challenge for the first time - and came out smiling
John Davidson heads to the forests of Ross-shire to reacquaint himself with the ups and downs of the Strathpuffer course ahead of the 24-hour event
The cost of energy is set to rise again, according to the latest prediction from energy consultancy Cornwall Insight.
John Davidson takes a summer stroll up Creag Bheag at Kingussie with the family and finds plenty to keep the children entertained
John Davidson runs a familiar, if testing, route from Inverness to Drumnadrochit, which offers some spectacular trail running and excellent views
Parents and carers are being urged to check if they are eligible for funding as children prepare to return to school after the summer holidays.
Wick RNLI volunteers Allan Lipp and Mhairi Ross say they have been blown away by the support during their journey. Here they answer our questions
John Davidson looks back on a road ride through the heart of what is now a designated Unesco World Heritage Site
Hill walkers are being encouraged to help out by volunteering to rebuild and maintain paths on mountains across the Highlands.
John Davidson explores a mountain bike circuit on forest paths and tracks from Drumnadrochit
The National Trust for Scotland has launched its annual appeal to raise funds to help repair and maintain footpaths in the Highlands and beyond.
Unesco World Heritage Site status for the Flow Country will unlock a raft of economic, environmental and social opportunities, it has been predicted.
Two children were saved by an off-duty lifeguard after getting caught in a rip tide while bodyboarding from a Highland beach earlier this month.
