This meet is for anyone who would like to come on walks on the fells and high tops, whilst joining in with a very friendly, sociable weekend (usually a communal meal on Saturday night). Guests from Austrian Alpine Club are invited which provides a great opportunity to make new friends, discuss future plans and ideas […]
A relaxed long weekend of climbing cliffs on the beautiful Gower Peninsular. The Gower has a wide variety of both trad and newly bolted sport routes of various grades enough to keep anyone busy for four days. Food on the trip will include a communal meal and potentially a BBQ depending on conditions during the […]
Norway July/August 2026 150 years after Slingsby’s seminal ascent of Store Skagastølstind This advance notification of the ‘meet’ allows members to plan and liaise with others as it is likely that there will be higher than usual demands made of the limited local resources. When and where to go can be very flexible. Wm Cecil […]
A weekend of climbing on the quick-drying Slate quarries around Langdale. April can be mixed in terms of conditions in the lakes, hence Slate climbing can be a good option in terms of fast drying crags. This meet will focus on climbing at crags such as Hodge Close, Tilberthwaite, Blue Quarries, Runestone, Thrang Quarry etc. […]
A week of winter adventures around the Cairngorms The Scottish Winter Mountaineering Meet is a great opportunity to explore the Cairngorms National Park. There is likely to be a mix of climbers, mountaineers and winter hill walkers attending and all are welcome. Previous attendees have also mountain biked, skied and enjoyed some local orienteering […]
Mix our regular daytime fell activities with the possibility in the evenings to look through telescopes if weather permits. A chance to look through telescopes and mix evening astronomy with our regular daytime fell activities This will be a meet where during the day you do what you like (walk, climb, socialise, or […]
A meet to celebrate the first ascent of Pillar Rock on the 9th July 1826. Pillar Rock was first climbed on the 9th July 1826 by John Atkinson, a farmer’s son from Croftfoot, Ennerdale. The main aim of the meet will be to repeat The Old West Route (Moderate) with the party starting the […]
Enjoy all Borrowdale has to offer in early spring Whether it is climbing the valley crags, scrambling or walking on the fells, early springtime in Borrowdale is beautiful. Come and enjoy doing your own thing or sharing an activity with others on the meet, you are sure to have a great time at Salving House.
It has been reported that a Large block (microwave sized) detached itself from the crux of pitch 2 of the route. Possible loose rock left behind.