Join the BMC by Direct Debit and save 25%

Posted by BMC on 30/04/2021

Sign up for BMC membership by Direct Debit, and we'll give you 25% off our annual membership fee.

Join the BMC today from £1.65/month

The BMC has been the national organisation for climbers, hill walkers and mountaineers since 1944. We work hard on your behalf to:

  • Secure access to our mountains, crags and boulders
  • Be the public voice for climbers, hill walkers and mountaineers
  • Organise crag conservation & restoration work 
  • Support over 80,000 members nationwide 
  • Promote local activism, crag clean-ups and events 
  • Provide Summit magazine, guidebooks and insurance 
  • Own and manage crags  

We are run by mountain enthusiasts for mountain enthusiasts, and rely on membership subscriptions to fund our vital work. And now, with this new membership offer, it's never been easier to join and give your support.

Also check out the huge range of BMC membership benefits

Join as a new member and we'll give you 25% off this year's membership fee.

Just think, for less than the petrol for one trip to the hills, you'll not only be supporting British climbing and mountaineering but getting the peace of mind of free liability insurance, four issues of Summit magazine direct to your door, exclusive online discounts in the BMC shop, 10% members discount in most major outdoor retailers, and access to our leading travel insurance scheme. You'll be in profit before you know it.

Join the BMC today



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