Night Navigation skills- you should never be in the dark with a map inyou hand!You want to squeeze in an extra multi-pitcher on Gable Crag but ittakes longer than you thought. Someone in your team sprains their anklenear the summit of Glyder Fawr

teams in no fewer than 24 countries in them. It sounds like a cliché, but he's genuinely passionate about navigation and mountain safety.To put that in perspective, last night I was off on a mountain bike night ride, while Lyle was setting out on a night

If you're keen on using GPS for navigation, but a little baffled by howto use the cunning little satellite-guided critters, GPS Training mighthave the answer with their Lakes-basedtraining weekend this October.TheGPS Navigation Weekend is scheduled

Lyle Brotherton is a navigation professional. He trains search and rescue teams and special forces worldwide in the intricacies of finding their way in the wilderness. He's passionate about navigation and about helping to keep people safe

With the light dying early these days, if you want to get out trail running, you'll need to get out at night, but running off-road in the dark is a whole new game, so this week's Monday Tip aims to help you find your way.Let There Be Light

-mile Real Ale walk. There's even achance to pick up 'The Dark Arts of Night Navigation'...The full programme is available online and you can also book a place onany of the walks via the web site at www.haltwhistle.org

Here's a date for your diary, the Lakes is playing host to thefirst ever autumn festival featuring high-tech geocaching treasurehunts.Let's Go! - A Festival of GPS Navigation, takes place atthe YHA Centre in Borrowdale from 5pm on Friday, September

skills from  two British Military Fitness Mountain Leaders. The skills required to complete the challenge from two British Military Fitness Mountain Leaders.  These will include: day and night time navigation, survival skills, pacing techniques and how

for newcomers to the sport of allages to learn the basics and includes coaching workshops to explainthe technology involved and, it says here, 'teach participants basicmap and navigation skills'.For more experienced Geocachers, there will be numerous

Good mountain navigation is about nothing more than moving around accurately and with the minimum of fuss. Although the goal's a pretty simple one, navigation can sometimes seem like something of a black art; especially in poor visibility