Explore the latest happenings in the realm of mountain heritage, from riveting expedition accounts to thought-provoking articles.
July 26, 2024
The countdown to the Paris Olympics is over, and among the exciting lineup of sports set to captivate audiences worldwide is climbing. In this article, we take a look at the climbing's history, tracing its path to becoming a recognised Olympic sport and its upcoming appearance at the Paris Games.
READ MOREJuly 3, 2024
As she turns 100, Gwen Moffat opens up about life, crime novels and darkness in the heart of the countryside. A lady who needs no introduction, Gwen is a climbing pioneer, author, and a legend in British climbing and beyond. As the first female British mountain guide and a leading figure in post-war climbing, her adventures have inspired generations. We are incredibly grateful to Cumbria and Lakeland Walker magazine for allowing us to share this fascinating interview with Gwen.
READ MOREJune 10, 2024
Mountaineering is not merely a physical pursuit; it is also a journey of the soul—an exploration of the human spirit amidst the grandeur of nature's most majestic landscapes.
READ MOREMay 27, 2024
Here's the revised version with that bit improved: As the Paris Olympics draw nearer, anticipation is building for the return of climbing as an Olympic sport. With athletes from around the world gearing up to compete on the world stage, all eyes are on the climbers who will vie for Olympic glory. In this article, we introduce you to some of the top contenders expected to make waves at the Paris Games.
READ MOREMay 7, 2024
Following our previous article, we're delighted to finally reveal more details about the much-anticipated exhibition Other Everests: One Mountain, Many Worlds. Hosted by the National Trust at Wray Castle in the Lake District from 8 June to 24 November 2024, this exhibition marks the centenary of the 1924 Mount Everest expedition. The display will explore the stories of legendary climbers while shedding light on the lesser-known indigenous Sherpas and porters whose contributions were crucial to the success of early mountaineering expeditions.
READ MOREApril 23, 2024
The Mountain Heritage Trust (MHT) is thrilled to announce its participation in notable exhibitions showcasing the rich history of mountain exploration.
READ MOREApril 8, 2024
In this article, we'll dive into what makes the Keswick Mountain Festival so special and why it's a must-attend event for anyone passionate about mountains, nature, and outdoor exploration.
READ MOREMarch 20, 2024
The Mountain Heritage Trust was delighted to support Shrewsbury School at its recent expedition and event to celebrate the centenary of the 1924 Everest expedition which featured its former pupil, Sandy Irvine, who perished on the mountain with George Mallory.
READ MOREMarch 11, 2024
In the realm of mountaineering, there exists a profound connection between climbers and the landscapes they traverse.
READ MOREMarch 6, 2024
The Mountain Heritage Trust is thrilled to join hands with the Climbers Shop in celebrating their remarkable milestone: 65 years of supporting adventurers and explorers in the heart of the Lake District.
READ MOREFrom the first rock climbs on Napes Needle, to daring first ascents in the Greater Ranges, and incredible feats of competitive athleticism; our archive of films, images, books and artefacts echoes with some of Britain’s most iconic achievements and its boldest personalities.
Now though we’re looking to the future, and asking what stories might lie amidst the crags and climbing gyms up and down the country. We all have own our mountain history, and in 2019 we're telling those inspiring stories from our incredible community.
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