It's the 75th anniversary of the foundation of the Campaign for National Parks this year and to celebrate, the organisation has organised three sponsored walks in the Lakes, one of which is going to be led by none other than Sir Chris Bonington

You can swap live webby banter with legendary mountaineer SirChris Bonington between 6.30 and 7.30 this evening at the Wexassite.Wexas, think the Lone Star State pronounced by Jonathan Woss, isthe 'Independent Travellers' Club' and prides itself

and was delivered to Berghaus HQ today, where Sir Chris headed the queue to get his hands on the keys.It's a limited edition and has been developed over the past 18 months with a range of exclusive features to make it outdoor-person friendly. These include a bike

Bearded living legend of British mountaineering, Sir ChrisBonington, is calling on the nation to spring off their sofas thisChristmas, and get out walking.'Most Brits are lazy, useless, good for nothing couch potatoes,'he fumed. 'I've seen more

Tickets are still available for the Triumph and Tragedy on the Eiger lecture with Sir Chris Bonington and Ueli Steck on Thursday 1st December at the Royal Geographical Society, London.Tickets cost £25.00 and proceeds from the evening will be donated

Radio 4 is evidently gearing up for mountain mania in the run-up to next year's 50th anniversary of the first ascent of Everest, with their second interview this week with a mountaineer.Sir Chris Bonington, the best-known beard in British climbing

If it's autumn then it must be lecture season and one of the highlights of this year's circuit should be Sir Chris Bonington's new 'life and times' presentation titled  'An Evening With Chris Bonington' which visits six venues in October

We'd love to bring you super spangly, bright images of Sir Chris Bonington carrying the Olympic Torch onto the summit of Snowdon this morning, but all we can manage are these slightly blurry web feed grabs courtesy of Berghaus PR supremo Chris Lines

' thanks to foot and mouth,however there are picson the site of Peel with Chris Bonington and Everest veteranGeorge Band in the snow.The Museum itself looks interesting. It aims to tell the story ofBritish mountaineering through the ages inclusing Whymper

Phil Packer popped into Berghaus HQ the other day as he passed by on his BRIT 2012 Challenge, meeting Sir Chris Bonington and local primary school pupils. When he left, he still had some 1,272 miles left to walk in his quest to raise finding for a