Ain't no mountain high enough!

Ain't no mountain high enough!

Week: 08 | 19th February 2026 | Lifestyle News Walking

Langholm’s Roger Maxwell ‘compleats’ 282 Munros by Mark Hallam Roger Maxwell gave very enjoyable slide-show about his 21…

200 walkers hit the trail for the Umbrella Walk

Week: 41 | 9th October 2025 | Arts and Entertainment Canonbie Walking

Storm Amy behaved to allow the Rotary Club of Langholm’s annual mega-fundraiser to take place Thanks to all…

Umbrella walkers raise over £30k

Week: 40 | 5th October 2023 | Canonbie Lifestyle News Walking

Rotary and Trusts-backed fundraiser breaks another record The Langholm Rotary Club’s annual Umbrella Walk took place last Sunday…

Barking up the wrong tree?

Week: 17 | 27th April 2023 | Community Farming and Environment News Walking

Controversy over plans for Warblaw spruce plantation Opponents of a proposed Sitka spruce forest on the slopes of…

Kippford & Rockcliffe Circular via Rough Island.

Week: 52 | 28th December 2019 | E&L Life Walking

Distance: 4.6 miles if you include Rough Island or 3.5 miles if you omit it. Total Ascent: 352ft…

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