Merrell News Archive - 5/2007

• 01/05/2007 - Trail Running Association announces annual meeting
  
• 01/05/2007 - New guidelines introduced for adventure holidays
  
• 02/05/2007 - Asics sponsors Cure Leukemia Run
  
• 04/05/2007 - Leisure centre offers entry-level climbing weekends
  
• 08/05/2007 - Dead hiker's family to sue tour provider
  
• 09/05/2007 - Four-year-old mountain climber scales dizzy heights
  
• 10/05/2007 - Over 200 competitors expected for South Pennine Challenge
  
• 10/05/2007 - Climbing challenge takes in Mount Snowdon, Scafell Pike and Ben Nevis
  
• 11/05/2007 - Entries being taken for UK's longest running marathon
  
• 14/05/2007 - Ten Tors hiking event cancelled amid bad weather
  
• 14/05/2007 - Survey: walking staves off depression
  
• 16/05/2007 - No pacesetters for New York Marathon
  
• 16/05/2007 - Sherpa breaks record for Mt Everest ascents
  
• 17/05/2007 - Climber claims record time for ridge ascent
  
• 18/05/2007 - UK hosts Commonwealth ultra-distance and mountain running champs
  
• 18/05/2007 - Two South Koreans die in Everest ascent
  
• 21/05/2007 - Breast cancer walk attracts 15,500
  
• 21/05/2007 - Merrell footwear sponsors Muddy Buddy race series
  
• 22/05/2007 - Teenager breaks record for seven summits challenge
  
• 22/05/2007 - Adventurous holidaymakers urged to check travel insurance
  
• 22/05/2007 - Five-year-old running star is banned from 500km walk
  
• 23/05/2007 - Hiking and adventure holidays booming in popularity
  
• 23/05/2007 - Hikers raise £64,000 for community centre
  
• 24/05/2007 - Two hikers die in Grand Canyon
  
• 25/05/2007 - Adventure race attracts international field
  
• 25/05/2007 - Kenyans withdraw from World Championships
  
• 29/05/2007 - Clean up Everest operation nets half a tonne of litter
  
• 30/05/2007 - Greek tour provider to face charges over flood deaths
  
• 30/05/2007 - Climbers rescued from Ben Nevis
  
• 30/05/2007 - Adventure racing attracting record participation
  
• 31/05/2007 - 30 runners complete 145-mile canal race