Author: Chris Wright
Dinner, bed and breakfast at the Arrochar Hotel A highly sociable meet allowing participants to do their own thing during the day and meet up for breakfast and dinner together with the joy of not having to cook after a day out. On past visits to this hotel the rooms have been very comfortable and […]
When ‘Now’t But a Fleein’ Thing’ was published back in 2016, it contained a vast amount of information on routes, but lacked an index. Move on to 2024, and Climbers’ Club Member Andy March spotted this omission, and decided to rectify it. The index is of routes only; an index of people may follow. The index […]
12 – 19 September 2025 Week long meet to Shetland for walking and rock climbing (also cycling). Following on from the successful Club meet to the Shetlands in 2018 this meet is a return visit to explore the islands there. There are a lot of walks available across the island with much of interest in […]
2-5th May Eating ice cream, playing board games and maybe Scafell? Co-ordinator: Mick Byrne
Friday 10th to Sunday 12th October 2025 A jolly autumn get together at Beetham involving fells and pies. Our first Pie Meet went down well so we are running a ‘Return of the Pie’ meet in 2025. We will have a group walk on Saturday followed by a communal meal and probably a quiz. There […]
1st/2nd and 3rd August 2025 Walking, climbing and scrambling meet depending on conditions. Meet culminating in a celebration of Paddy’s birthday on the Sunday afternoon with cake and tea/coffee. Co-ordinator: Laura Fox
Winter Walking and climbing, all weather dependant upon the conditions. A communal meal on Saturday will be provided to suit vegetarians. This meet may suit aspirant members who wish to up their winter skills. All activities will be weather dependent so appropriate winter gear may be necessary. For any additional information contact Neil Atkins.
One for enthusiastic optimists who can measure themselves against the Cairngorms, the Monadhliaths, the Drumochter mountains, the Loch Laggan-Creag Meagaidh range and possibly the Ben Wyvis group, all of which can provide excellent snowsport. Get those ski edges sharpened, wax those bases, bring axe and crampons, head torch, and alarm clock too, and BOOK your […]
If you have ever wondered what is involved in an attempt on Everest then this is a great opportunity to find out how many times you might have to ascend the Khumbu icefall. You can view the slideshow on the dropdown Members tab and Member Videos. By: Keith Woodhouse