walking

To mark the significant recent victory of the land access movement in England, we bring you Robert Sherman's piece on the right to sleep beneath the stars on Dartmoor

To mark tomorrow's publication of 'The Bone Cave: a Journey Through Myth and Memory', Dark Mountain storyteller Dougie Strang describes two recent encounters with place, and with the stories that are held there.

First post in a thread of stories about place and time: Nick Hunt follows the Walk of Peace trail in Slovenia through a landscape scarred by frontlines and wildfires

On sin eaters, sleeping in yews and entanglement with grief: latest post in our walking series, Ian Nesbitt sets out on a post-pandemic pilgrimage along the Old Way.

New for the walking series: Ben Kilbourne heads into the Mazatzal Wilderness of central Arizona on the edge of a pandemic.

Two writers contemplate the significance of steams in different territories: the Braamfontein Spruit in Johannesburg and the river Mel in Cambridgeshire.

Filmmaker Jonny Randall shares his film 'The Thousand Mile Dress', following Katie Duxbury's journey around Britain in a handmade costume

To continue our walking series, artist Freya Gabie retraces the journey of a Russian refugee across Europe in 1929

Walking artist Monique Besten tells the story of a 55-day walk to the COP21 Climate Conference in Paris in 2015, excerpted from a piece originally published in Dark Mountain: Issue 9.

Albert Vetere Lannon continues our walking series with a journey into a forested wilderness not far from New York City

To launch our new series about walking, here is an audio field guide to crossing a continent on foot