Features on this site and in the magazine will be created by travel writers and photographers. They will dive deep into how we experience mountains, featuring thrilling first-hand tales from our expert visitors and the stories of those who live and work on and beneath the planet's peaks.
The first in a series about quiet mountain places begins in Wells Gray Provincial Park, British Columbia.
Reasons why we like them, and some of the best to see around the world for a variety of reasons.
Some mountains' names are controversial or just downright silly. Here's six of the best/worst.
There's a wide range of mountain huts to be found in mountains worldwide, here's why I ♡ them:
Photos from a recent visit to Blatten, the Swiss village destroyed by landslide in May.
Hiking with vertigo: what it's like to hike precipitous Swiss paths with a fear of heights.
Archive:
Mountain beaches: Are mountain beach holidays really a thing? Can lakes really replace the seaside?
Summer festivals: Six of the most interesting mountain festivals happening in July and August.
Swapping snow for summer: How mountain resorts are tempting skiers back in warmer months.
Trekking with Simien baboons: High in Ethiopia's Simien Mountains live troops of baboons.
E-biking for beginners: The Tyrolean town of Ischgl has invested in trails and e-bike training facilities.
Last chance to hit the slopes: The last of this season's Northern Hemisphere snow.