Mountaineering clubs are great places to meet new people, explore new places and generally have a great time. Coming in many guises - small, large, local, national, predominantly climbing, predominantly walking - there’s something for most tastes. Read more »
Following a successful application to Sport England, Lancashire Mountaineering Club was awarded funding to establish a Satellite Club Scheme to encourage more young people, especially in the 14-25 age range to participate in mountaineering and thereby also increase the number of younger members of the club. Read more »
Does your club want to attract new members? The answer could lie in joining the growing number of clubs offering indoor to outdoor meets for novice climbers. Read more »
Gloucestershire Mountaineering Club has secured Olympic legacy funding from Sport England’s Inspired Facilities Fund to enable the club to improve its club hut in Snowdonia, making it more suitable for group use. Read more »
Formed in 1972, Lands End Climbing Club will celebrate its 40th (and therefore Ruby) anniversary with a name change and a re-launch into the 21st Century. We are re-named the ‘Cornwall Climbing Club’ because that’s what we have always been, with members from all parts of the County, so it really was time to say so. Read more »
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