Trail magazine – the March 2022 issue

Nowhere in the world does a country pub like us Brits. And whether you're enchanted by a post-walk pint by the fire, or that pub grub with a view, nothing completes a day in the hills better. We asked you to vote for your favourites, so let's count down the top 10 you came up with...

Nimsdai Purja is the hottest name in mountaineering – smashing records on the world's highest peaks and starring in a new Netflix movie. In this exclusive interview, he tells Trail why positive thinking and hard work are the secrets behind his success.

Have you ever seen hills so perfect you could eat them? Our photographer Tom Bailey reckons he has, and here explains why you should ignore the Lakes and hit the Howgills this winter.

Beneath the Welsh mountains lies a whole other world, one whose extremes are not measured by height, but by depth. It's a strange, dark world you find when you Go Below…

Go hunting for the elusive mountain hare on the Peak District moors, and you might discover more than you bargained for.

Iain Cameron's new book is a fascinating insight into a life dedicated to the study of Scotland's snow patches and the factors playing a part in their decline. In this extract Iain describes the lengths 'snow hunters' go to in the name of research.

Summit fever can be blinding, and with mountains this gobsmackingly beautiful it's easy to see why.