Gore, the people behind Gore-Tex fabrics have an interesting new initiative on the go, which could mean spending a week backpacking in the Scottish wilds with Cameron McNeish. Or ice climbing with world champion Ines Papert. Or tackling alpine peaks

A quick heads up on an opportunity to take to the hills with none other than Cameron McNeish, ex-TGO editor and refreshingly passionate and outspoken outdoors author and broadcaster at this year's Keswick Mountain Festival from 16-20 May, 2012.Walk

I guess I’m one of life’s lucky individuals. Over the past 40 years or so I’ve been able to spend a lot of time climbing, backpacking and trekking in some of the world’s wildest places.  Whether it’s been climbing the likes of the Matterhorn in Switzerland, Mount Rainier in the U...

Cameron McNeish, fabled editor of TGO, author, broadcaster,lecturer, walker and mountaineer is now available in a selection ofstunning iMac colours including blueberry, strawberry andmandarin.McNeish, the acceptable beard of walking, has his own web

You can read Keith Ruffles' account of his week in Knoydart with Cameron McNeish in his blog piece, but here's a short video with Cameron talking about what he was hoping to achieve with Keith and fellow winner James, against a backdrop of beautiful

Cameron McNeish, film-maker Richard Else and guide Paul Tattersall – who between them had already made several trips to Knoydart – while James MacKeddie was the other candidate to join us on the expedition.Back on dry land, Andy and his partner Liz are one

Cameron McNeish invites entries for the Gore-Tex Experience Tour, which gives young people the opportunity to experience the outdoors with various top outdoor climbers, walkers and explorers.In Cameron's case, he's looking for two young people

Aspring freelance outdoors writer Keith Ruffles was one of the lucky two candidates selected to spend a week in Knoydart with Cameron McNeish and cameraman Richard Else, here - in his own words - is how he won out in an X-Factor-style selection

is that Smashy, sorry, Bob, has topped offthe year with a 'Special Christmas Show' featuring an update fromMunros in winter man Steve Perry and some inspiration from pastguests including TGO's Cameron McNeish.You can find the latest Podcast info at www

and specialpromotions and competitions.2006 HighlightsAmong the attractions this year are a TGO/Craghoppers walk lead byTGO editor Cameron McNeish, a Silva/TNF walk to help you test yournavigation skills, Alan Hinkes' 'Tales From The Top' live show, MickFowler 'On Thin