Latest News
Here we give you the latest news from Mountaindays.net and at the bottom of the page, round up the news from a selection of other mountain sport websites available on the Internet.
Upcoming articles & new features
Since the launch of the new look site earlier this month, we have been burning the midnight oil trying to make Mountaindays even better!
You can now add comments to articles, use google search to find what you’re looking for and submit your own articles for publication. Over the coming months we are planning a series of articles about the fundamentals of navigation and we have more mountain bike specific reviews and articles in the pipeline.
New look to Mountaindays.net
Well after months of talking about it, we have finally got around to doing the re-design of Mountaindays.net. We hope you like it? Its all change on both the front end, with a different look and the back end as well, as Mountaindays is now published using a Content Management…
Andy Cave Review Coming Soon
We have just received a copy of the new Andy Cave book Thin White Line. Initial impressions are very good and a full review will be available on the site shortly.
Mountain News Roundup
This news feed is drawn together from the following sites:
Latest Reviews
The Eiger Obsession by John Harlin
This book follows John Harlin III on his journey to step from his father shadow, culminating with his climb of the North Face of the Eiger.
Other Recent Reviews
Thin White Line by Andy Cave
Walks and Climbs in the Pyrenees
Sport Climbing & Rock Climbing Books
Mountain DVD
Ben Nevis & Glencoe Guidebook
Mountains & Routes
UK Mountain Database
The mountain database contains details of all 3000 peaks in UK over 150m. You can browse by area or all the major ticklists including Munros and Wainwrights.
Example peak:
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Route Database
The route database contains details of walks, scrambles, rock climbs, mountaineering routes, ice climbs and alpine routes added by our visitors. Why not log your own routes and share them with others?