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Snowdonia is home to some of the best grade 2 and 3 scrambles in the country – fact! What’s better is they’re close to the road, so you’ll be on rock in no time. What’s even better is the fact they can be joined up to create unforgettable days out, you can quite literally scramble from the bottom of the Ogwen valley to the summits of the Glyderau on nothing other than perfect rock. Does it get any better?! Our staff will lead all the scrambles, letting you focus on the joys of moving through the mountains. Trust our local knowledge to put the perfect weekend together for you Read more
Advanced scrambling opens the door to some of the most exciting and rewarding journeys in the mountains. Combining elements of hillwalking, scrambling and rock climbing, these routes demand a wider range of technical skills, good judgement and the ability to make sound decisions in challenging terrain. Read more
This is basically a deep dive into mountaineering ropework and skills. By the end of it you should feel you have the knowledge to take on more demanding scrambles with confidence. We’ll cover everything from route choice and risk management to movement skills, and taking coils, this week should transform your current skillset and open the door to a new level of adventure in the mountains. Read more
Snowdonia is home to some of the best grade 2 and 3 scrambles in the country – fact! What’s better is they’re close to the road, so you’ll be on rock in no time.
You can link scrambles from the bottom of the Ogwen valley to the summits of the Glyderau on nothing other than perfect rock. Does it get any better?!
Our staff will lead all the scrambles, letting you focus on the joys of moving through the mountains. Trust our local knowledge to put the perfect weekend together for you. Read more
So you’re planning a trip to the Alps this year? Why not have a weekend with us in North Wales with an IFMGA Mountain Guide as part of your preparation before you go? We’ll spend time in the mountains on similar terrain to that you’ll find out in the Alps (except glaciers!) to master essential skills like moving together. Aiming to give you the confidence to get out to the bigger Alpine mountains and enjoy it. Read more
Scrambles are rocky ridges to follow in the mountains. They vary in their length, difficulty and exposure, but all provide exhilarating days out in the mountains. This fun-filled weekend will give a great insight into what scrambling is show how to plan a day, route find, and move safely and efficiently in steep rocky ground.
Snowdonia has a wealth of excellent introductory scrambles, it’s the perfect place to build confidence and learn how to do it. Read more
Scrambling opens up a whole new world of mountain adventures. Somewhere between hillwalking and rock climbing, it takes you away from established paths and onto rocky ridges, gullies and exciting mountain terrain. Read more
Scrambles are rocky ridges to follow in the mountains. They vary in length, difficulty and exposure; all provide exhilarating days out in the mountains. We’ll share the skills needed to take on scrambles by yourself enjoyably and safely. Each day will build on the previous, so by the end of the course you should feel confident about planning a day based on the weather and conditions, using a guidebook, route–find and move smoothly and efficiently on exposed rocky ground. And obviously, we will tick off some of Snowdonia’s classic scrambles! Read more
This one day workshop is aimed at climbers who work with and coach young people, but it's also useful if you only work with adults. It takes research and theory on the developing child, and the risk of injury if inappropriate activities or training techniques are used to coach them. You'll explore how this research can help shape the way you structure your work to coach children and young people. On a practical level, you'll gain more understanding of how body movement and position impacts upon climbing style, and how to apply this knowledge to achieve increased performance and to help prevent climbing injuries. Read more
If you've already attended our BMC FUNdamentals of Climbing 1 workshop, come back to broaden your knowledge of athlete development. During this one day workshop you'll develop your coaching techniques for indoor and outdoor climbing. We'll cover precise and accurate footwork, using different handholds, body positioning, and the different techniques used to climb on steep, vertical and slightly overhanging rock. This workshop is part of the training pathway for Mountain Training's Climbing Coach award scheme.
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Join our team of super psyched, super experienced Instructors on an odyssey of North Welsh Rock climbing. If there’s one thing our team like doing, its taking people out and opening their eyes to the almost unbelievable wealth of classic climbing in and around Eryri (Snowdonia). Come on PyB’s Classic Rock Tour and find out for yourself! Read more
Our high staff to student ratio gives you a tailor made week of action to help you fulfil your winter climbing potential and move up the grades.
We’ll develop your skills by sharing our passion for winter climbing as we find our way up the big grade III to IV routes on ice and mixed terrain. Climbing some of the longer classics will mean the need for speedy and efficient climbing, and you’re bound to pick up plenty of top tips along the way.
This course will be delivered from our scenic winter base in Scotland, the Alltshellach hotel in North Ballachulish. Read more
Ideal for those wishing to progress their indoor climbing work and teach leading Read more
The Climbing Wall Development Instructor qualification trains and assesses candidates in the skills required to develop climbers beyond the basic skills. This includes teaching lead climbing on indoor or outdoor artificial climbing walls and structures with fixed protection. It builds on the skills gained through either the Climbing Wall Instructor or Rock Climbing Instructor qualifications, one of which must be held in order to access the scheme. Climbing Wall Development Instructors should be competent in the following key areas, all of which will be covered, to a greater or lesser extent, during your training course. Technical Competence (including equipment, belaying and personal skills) Management and Decision Making (including planning, managing participants, decision making, knowledge and demonstration of techniques) Teaching and Learning Skill The Climbing Wall Environment (including access, etiquette and ethics) Detailed information on each of the above topics can be found in the Climbing Wall Development Instructor handbook and the onus is on you to be competent in all of them by the time you come to assessment. Read more
A one day Climbing Wall Instructor assessment with the Abseil Module included. Based at our centre in Capel Curig where we have all facilities on site. Read more
This two day, Mountain Training accredited course is ideal for you if you work at a climbing wall, or a venue with permanent or mobile climbing towers. You’ll be trained in the skills you need to supervise climbers on purpose built artificial climbing walls and boulders. The Abseil Module Training is included in this course, we’ll show you how to supervise abseiling on artificial structures. Read more
The Crag Rats group is for young people who are regularly going to the climbing wall or the crag. It’s for motivated climbers who are psyched to grow their current skills and gain more experience toward being independent. Read more
Eryri is home to some of Britain's most celebrated scrambling routes, offering adventurous journeys through dramatic mountain landscapes. Our two-day Eryri Classic Scrambles course is an opportunity to experience some of these fantastic routes with the support and guidance of experienced Plas y Brenin instructors.
From rocky ridges and atmospheric gullies to spectacular mountain summits, you'll discover the excitement and satisfaction of exploring the mountains beyond the established walking paths. Read more
Eryri is renowned for its spectacular mountain scenery and exceptional scrambling, with an extraordinary variety of rocky ridges, gullies and adventurous routes waiting to be explored.
Our five-day Eryri Classic Scrambles course offers the opportunity to immerse yourself in this incredible landscape, discovering some of the region's finest scrambling adventures with experienced Plas y Brenin instructors. Over five days, we'll explore a variety of classic routes, from enjoyable Grade 1 scrambles to more challenging terrain where appropriate for the group's experience and the conditions. Read more
Few mountain experiences can match the excitement and satisfaction of following a classic scrambling route through the dramatic landscapes of Eryri. Our Eryri Classic Scrambles Long Weekend offers three days of guided adventures, giving you the opportunity to explore a variety of outstanding routes with experienced Plas y Brenin instructors. Read more
You want to engage and inspire climbers when you’re teaching them foundation skills so that they’ll become as passionate about the sport as you are. Our one day Mountain Training accredited Foundation Coach training course focuses on three main areas; The coaching skills and knowledge of what, and how, to coach more effectively The technical competence to manage and deliver an enjoyable and stimulating session, usually to a group of individuals The culture of reflective practice in striving for continual improvement. Read more
If you're a competent rock climber and are planning a big walling trip for the first time, or want to hone skills you've already learned, this weekend course is for you.
You'll get practical instruction and advice on aid climbing techniques, hanging stances, hauling and sleeping on the wall; delivered by our experts who are highly qualified climbing instructors experienced in big wall climbing. They will share their in-depth knowledge of big walling with you in the controlled environment of the climbing wall. You'll then progress to local crags where you'll put what you've learned into practice, ready to get the most from your trip. As they're so passionate about what they do, they'll add that personal touch too by helping you plan your trip using their first-hand experience, so you can get the most out of it.
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Lead climbing opens up a whole new world of possibilities, but developing the confidence and judgement to lead independently takes time, experience and practice. Our three-day Lead Climbing Progression course is designed for climbers who have already taken their first steps into outdoor traditional leading and want to develop their skills further. Read more
We’ll chat through where your climbing’s at and focus on the areas you’d specifically like to work on. Our extensive local knowledge will allow us to pick the best routes for you to meet your aims and of course, have fun climbing. There’s a huge variety of amazing climbing all within a short drive of Plas y Brenin, rest assured you’ll cover lots of these two days. Ready? We are! Read more
A week of progressive and tailored coaching can genuinely take your climbing to the next level; whether that’s pushing into a new grade, developing your head game, or learning how to access new venues such as sea cliffs, this course is guaranteed to inspire and ensure you get the most from your climbing. Read more
Rock climbing is one of the fastest growing sports in the UK and it’s not hard to see why. It’s fun, it’s sociable, and it’s done in beautiful places – what’s not to like? We’ll show you what climbing’s all about; we’ll go bouldering, sport climbing, trad climbing, and multi-pitch climbing. And if those words mean nothing to you now, that’s fine because by the end of the week, you will! We’ll start in a bigger group, then split into smaller teams of one instructor to two participants to take on more adventurous climbs and tailor what we cover.
You should leave the course knowing why climbing’s amazing and be able to confidently fit a harness, tie onto a rope, and belay (keep your partner safe). Read more
We’ll introduce the essential skills to lead traditional climbs safely and confidently. Our friendly instructors will cover everything from placing nuts and cams to building ‘bomber’ belays and the tactics needed to lead a pitch. You should leave the course with a good idea of where to take your climbing and feel inspired to lead routes independently. Read more
This in-depth week is perfect for anyone who’d like a solid introduction to lead climbing – you should leave the course with a good understanding of how to lead safely and where to take your climbing. If you’d like to start leading but don’t know where to start, or you’d like a good grounding in the technical skills needed, then this is the course for you. Read more
Taking the lead for the first time is an exciting milestone in any climber's journey. It opens up new possibilities, brings a greater sense of adventure and introduces a whole new set of skills and decisions. Our three-day Learn to Lead Climb with Confidence course is designed to help you make the transition from seconding outdoor climbs to taking your first steps into traditional lead climbing. Read more
Let’s face it, booking your MCI assessment feels like a big step… because it is! We have all been there. But if you’re ready to come and demonstrate all you’ve accomplished in your consolidation period, it’s time to book. During the week, we’ll do our best to give you a supported and fair assessment. Read more
You’re an aspiring Mountaineering and Climbing Instructor and you’re aiming to excel when you take your assessment. So you’ll need to learn from the best in their field, who set the standard for outdoor instruction and will share their specialist knowledge with you, and pushing you to achieve your goal. This two-part training course covers all the essential aspects of the syllabus for the Mountaineering and Climbing Instructor Award. You’ll hone your skills in; the technical aspects of rock climbing and mountaineering, improvised rescue, teaching, the mountain environment, navigation and management. You’ll be out in Eryri’s (Snowdonia’s) spectacular mountains by day and attend evening lectures and activities to supplement the practical with the theory that supports it. The training is split into two 5 day courses, allowing you time to practice the foundation skills learnt during Part 1 before developing them further during Part 2. It’s a learning experience that stays long in the memory.
Please Note: To join Part 2, you’ll need to have successfully completed Part 1 first. If you have booked both parts and you’ve had to cancel Part 1 for any reason, unfortunately Part 2 would also need to be cancelled in line with our Terms & Conditions (Terms & Conditions | Plas y Brenin).
Life can sometimes throw the unexpected our way, so we’d really recommend looking into course insurance for peace of mind. A great option is the specialist insurance offered by the British Mountaineering Council: www.thebmc.co.uk/modules/insurance. Read more
You’re an aspiring Mountaineering and Climbing Instructor and you’re aiming to excel when you take your assessment. This two-part training course covers all the essential aspects of the syllabus for the Mountaineering and Climbing Instructor Award. You’ll hone your skills in; the technical aspects of rock climbing and mountaineering, improvised rescue, teaching, the mountain environment, navigation and management. Plas y Brenin will be delivering this course in conjunction with Glenmore Lodge trainers. Glenmore Lodge will be delivering a part 2 course in the Lake District with some PyB trainers. The training is split into two 5 day courses, allowing you time to practice the foundation skills learnt during Part 1 before developing them further during Part 2. It’s a learning experience that stays long in the memory.
Please Note: To join Part 2, you’ll need to have successfully completed Part 1 first. If you have booked both parts and you’ve had to cancel Part 1 for any reason, unfortunately Part 2 would also need to be cancelled in line with the Terms & Conditions of the provider you are booked with (Terms & Conditions | Plas y Brenin).
Life can sometimes throw the unexpected our way, so we’d really recommend looking into course insurance for peace of mind. A great option is the specialist insurance offered by the British Mountaineering Council: www.thebmc.co.uk/modules/insurance. Read more
You’re an aspiring Mountaineering and Climbing Instructor and you’re aiming to excel when you take your assessment. So you’ll need to learn from the best in their field, who set the standard for outdoor instruction and will share their specialist knowledge with you, and pushing you to achieve your goal. This two-part training course covers all the essential aspects of the syllabus for the Mountaineering and Climbing Instructor Award. You’ll hone your skills in; the technical aspects of rock climbing and mountaineering, improvised rescue, teaching, the mountain environment, navigation and management. You’ll be out in Eryri’s (Snowdonia’s) spectacular mountains by day and attend evening lectures and activities to supplement the practical with the theory that supports it. The training is split into two 5 day courses, allowing you time to practice the foundation skills learnt during Part 1 before developing them further during Part 2. It’s a learning experience that stays long in the memory.
Please Note: To join Part 2, you’ll need to have successfully completed Part 1 first. If you have booked both parts and you’ve had to cancel Part 1 for any reason, unfortunately Part 2 would also need to be cancelled in line with our Terms & Conditions (Terms & Conditions | Plas y Brenin).
Life can sometimes throw the unexpected our way, so we’d really recommend looking into course insurance for peace of mind. A great option is the specialist insurance offered by the British Mountaineering Council: www.thebmc.co.uk/modules/insurance. Read more
There's something special about climbing above the sea. The sound of the waves, the exposure of the cliffs and the sense of adventure make coastal climbing an unforgettable experience.
Our two-day North Wales Sea Cliff Climbing course offers the opportunity to experience this fantastic environment with experienced Plas y Brenin instructors. Read more
This immersive course is all about going climbing and gaining valuable mileage on rock. A ratio of one instructor to two participants allows us to go to multi-pitch crags and take on more demanding venues, such as sea cliffs. Rest assured, you’ll receive personalised coaching and instruction to take your climbing wherever you want it to go.
You should leave the course feeling more confident and capable as a climber and eager to put it into action! Read more
This immersive course is all about developing your skillset at a level that’s tailored to you. We’ll start in a slightly bigger team for nice social scenes, then split into pairs and address any specific aims you have. This might include going to a more adventurous crag such as a sea cliff, pushing your sport climbing grade, or even leading your first route.
You should leave the course feeling more confident and capable as a climber and eager to put your takeaways into action! Read more
Once you've experienced the excitement of climbing on natural rock, there's a whole world of new skills, challenges and adventures waiting to be explored. Our three-day Outdoor Climbing Progression course is designed for climbers who have already learned the basics and want to develop greater confidence, competence and independence outdoors. Read more
Share an unforgettable two-day rock climbing adventure with your child or teenager in the beautiful surroundings of Eryri (Snowdonia). With expert instruction and support, you will discover the excitement of climbing outdoors, develop new skills and build confidence together as a family.| Over two days, ou wll have more time to practise your climbing skills, explore different routes and enjoy the challenge of getting onto the rock. Whether you are completely new to climbing or keen to try something different together, this coures is a fantastic opportunity to step outside your comfort zone, encourage each other and create lasting memories in teh mountains. Read more
Push your grade, improve your technique and develop your confidence on rock with top-level training in all aspects of rock climbing, from bouldering to sport to trad. Read more
If you’d like to push your grade, improve your technique and develop your confidence on rock then this two day course is for you. You’ll get top level training and coaching from our highly qualified instructors in all aspects of rock climbing, from bouldering to sport to trad. We know the area incredibly well; trust us to choose exactly the right routes for you. Read more
Over five days of personalized coaching you’ll push your grade, improve your technique and develop your confidence. Our staff are passionate climbers, and passionate about helping others achieve their full potential. With a wealth of amazing climbing on different rock types, mountain crags, and sea cliffs, you can expect to really stretch your skillset and see rapid improvements in your performance. Read more
The Rock Cats group is for climbers early in their climbing journey, or for those who want to get started with climbing. It’s a group for young people who are excited to get into a new sport and develop new skills. Read more
With this qualification you can develop peoples' climbing ability in all areas of single pitch climbing. This can include the coaching and supervision of traditional lead climbing.
This is the ultimate qualification for all those who seek to be an advanced climbing instructor in all outdoor single-pitch environments. Read more
The Rock Climbing Development Instructor qualification is for experienced instructors wishing to develop a participant’s rock climbing proficiency. This development may extend to the teaching of lead climbing. The scope of this new award allows qualified instructors to develop climbers wishing to climb both sport and traditional routes.
This Mountain Training accredited course will be delivered over four days and covers all the essential aspects of the syllabus. You will hone your skills in teaching the technical aspects of rock climbing on both sport and traditional routes. Based in the heart of northern Eryri (Snowdonia) we are ideally placed with a host of crags with both sport and traditional routes available. Given the varied locations it is always possible to find somewhere dry to climb. We also have a state of the art climbing facility which will be used for evening sessions and to enhance the outdoor delivery. Read more
A two day assessment with friendly and experienced assessors who love rock climbing and instructing. We create an assessment environment where you feel able to perform at your best, have a good time and learn loads extra on the way.
During the assessment you need to show that you have all of the skills required to supervise safe climbing and abseiling sessions on single pitch crags and artificial structures in line with the syllabus. Read more
Whether you’re a parent, a volunteer or an outdoor centre instructor, this Mountain Training accredited course prepares you to supervise safe climbing and abseiling sessions on single pitch crags and artificial structures. Our friendly, highly qualified instructors will use their experience to equip you with the skills needed whilst we have a good time climbing on some great crags.
The course runs over two days for those who have completed Climbing Wall Instructor Training as it doesn’t cover the indoor element of the qualification. Read more
Whether you’re a parent, a volunteer or an outdoor centre instructor, this course prepares you to supervise safe climbing and abseiling sessions on single pitch crags and artificial structures. Our friendly, highly qualified instructors will use their experience to equip you with the skills needed whilst we have a good time climbing on some great crags.
This Mountain Training accredited course runs over three days for those who have not completed Climbing Wall Instructor Training. A two-day version is available for people who have completed their Climbing Wall Instructor Training. Read more
The BMC Routesetting for Coaching workshop is for anyone routesetting or wishing to route set at climbing walls. Whether a teacher who might work alone and wants to set some problems to teach a specific technique, or staff at a climbing wall teaching the NICAS scheme, anyone who does some coaching and wants to improve their routesetting ability in developing technical climbing problems will benefit from the workshop. We will complete the course on the bouldering wall only and will not set climbs on ropes. Read more
Our highly qualified, expert instructors will share their experience and knowledge of climbing, route choice, snow evaluation and conditions to ensure you make the most of what Scotland can offer.
Through five days of climbing, you’ll hone your skills with plenty of mileage over snow, ice and mixed ground, all the time sharing the adventure and judgement as we find our way. Teaming up in pairs means you’ll gain the coaching you need at an appropriate level. We’ll aim to break the Grade V barrier and climb some of the best winter routes in Scotland.
This course will be delivered from our scenic winter base in Scotland, the Alltshellach hotel in North Ballachulish. Read more
The aim is to spend the week on ridges and gullies between grades I and III. At times you’ll use one ice axe, whilst at others you may use two. Over the week we’ll tick off some of the most celebrated winter journeys in the Scottish Highlands. We’re perfectly placed to make the most of what winter offers us, whether beautifully formed snow ice high on Ben Nevis, or a soaring ridge in Glen Coe.
This is a guided course; you’ll be teamed up with another guest, with one of our instructors looking after you both. They’ll take care of the route finding, leading and navigating, allowing you to savour the experience. Our staff will pass on tips and tricks throughout the day, but the focus is on covering ground rather than teaching skills. Buckle up for an amazing and inspiring week! Read more
The course every rock climber should take! You’ll spend two days learning valuable self-rescue skills to get out of those tricky situations that should never arise but all too often do. If you have any doubt about how you’d react in an emergency, and how to cope if it all goes wrong, then fear not, this course should put your mind at rest. You should leave the course with more confidence in your ability to deal with a problem, so you can enjoy climbing and more adventurous crags all the more. Read more
The Stone Monkeys group is for young people who are always climbing! It’s for independent, performance-minded climbers seeking coaching and challenge in their rock climbing. Read more
You introduction to climbing on real rock. Open your eyes to what’s on offer as an outdoor climber; we’ll aim to boulder, go sport climbing, and show the basics of what trad climbing entails. Be warned though, many people leave completely addicted! Read more
Make the move from indoor climber to cinfdent outdoor climber. Wondering how to transition to outdoor climbing? We’ll cover the foundations before moving on to everything from using bouldering mats and guidebooks to placing gear and building belays. You should finish the course with a good idea of where you can climb outside, how to set up top ropes, go sport climbing, and follow someone up a multipitch route. A midweek ratio change lets us tailor our coaching and take on more challenging routes, all pitched to the individual. You may even meet some new outdoor climbing partners! Read more
Presenting yourself for a Winter Mountaineering and Climbing Instructor Assessment is the culmination of years of hard work and dedication, gaining it is a huge achievement. Everyone who’s done it will remember how they felt at the start of the course; anxious, excited, ready. Our team of experienced assessors know this, having been there themselves. We’re here to create the best environment for you to showcase your skills and abilities as a winter mountaineering professional. We want you to feel supported throughout the week and to finish the course feeling you’ve learnt and developed, and ideally with the big tick.
The assessment will be run according to the Mountain Training syllabus and will be divided into a day of personal / guided climbing, a day of mountaineering, and two days of teaching. We recommend all candidates prepare thoroughly and fully understand the course syllabus. If you would like to discuss whether you’re ready to book an assessment, please feel free to contact Mountain Training or PYB directly.
These courses are residential to ensure the highest standards of quality and safety for all candidates are fully maintained. Accommodation and catering is provided from the night before your course starts and finishes with breakfast on the morning after your course ends. Non-residential options can be discussed, please contact PYB directly. Read more
From celebrated mountaineering journeys in Glen Coe, to classic snow and ice gullies on Ben Nevis and Aonach Mor, and mixed climbing in the Southern Highlands, it’s all within easy reach. This means we can maximise our time on the hill, make the most of the conditions, and develop skills progressively and in context.
Our team of WMCI trainers have a combined experience of over 100 winter seasons; rest assured, they’ll work with you to make the most of your time with us and create the best learning and coaching environment possible. We’ll cover the WMCI syllabus as practically as possible, with time dedicated to skills that are trickier to develop independently. Evening sessions will support the more theoretical sides of what’s covered on the hill. Expect to leave the course brimming with new knowledge, inspired, and, most likely, tired!
These courses are residential to ensure the highest standards of quality and safety for all candidates are fully maintained. Accommodation and catering are provided from the night before your course starts and finishes with breakfast on the morning after your course ends.
Non-residential options can be negotiated; please contact PYB directly to discuss. Read more
Using a rope, ice axe and crampons when necessary, you’ll overcome the complex challenges that winter brings to the adventure. Read more
Get your body moving and build your confidence on this two-day introduction to rock climbing for women course in Eryri (Snowdonia). Rock climbing is one of the fastest growing outdoor sports in the world, and no wonder; it’s one of the best ways to get fit, get social, and get outside. Join our friendly instructors and discover the joys of climbing over a fun-filled weekend in a supportive, friendly and fun environment. We’ll climb on boulders and short crags, giving you a chance to try lots of climbs and styles, build confidence, have some movement coaching, and see how climbing kit works. We’ll climb in a maximum group size of one instructor to six participants, so you can expect plenty of individual attention and a great social, all while pushing yourself at your own pace! Read more
Join our friendly instructors and discover the joys of climbing over a fun-filled weekend. We’ll climb on boulders and short crags, giving you a chance to try lots of climbs and styles, build confidence, have some movement coaching, and see how climbing kit works. We’ll climb in a maximum group size of one instructor to six participants, so you can expect plenty of individual attention and a great social! Read more
You’ll discover all the ropework and climbing skills you need to get your winter climbing started on a variety of Scotland’s finest routes. Our experts will take you progressively through the skills of winter climbing, teaching you to move competently, swiftly and safely over all types of winter terrain.
You’ll get masses of practical experience during the day, and we’ll share our expert technical knowledge with you through a series of evening lectures to reinforce what you’ve learned out on the mountains.
This course will be delivered from our scenic winter base in Scotland, the Alltshellach hotel in North Ballachulish. Read more
You’ll discover all the ropework and climbing skills you need to get your winter climbing started on a variety of Scotland’s finest routes. Our experts will take you progressively through the skills of winter climbing, teaching you to move competently, swiftly and safely over all types of winter terrain.
You’ll get masses of practical experience during the day, and we’ll share our expert technical knowledge with you through a series of evening lectures to reinforce what you’ve learned out on the mountains.
This course will be delivered from our scenic winter base in Scotland, the Alltshellach hotel in North Ballachulish. Read more
