Our Winter programme is ready for viewing. Be inspired and contact us!

We've laid on a programme of essential skills weekends to enable you to go to the hills with refined techniques and greater confidence.

These include the use of ice axe and crampons, how to assess the snow for avalanche risk and what to do in the event of such risks, how to build emergency shelters and how to sculpt anchors out of the snow. We will also be running a one week 'Introduction to The Winter Mountains' in February.

We're off to the Cairngorms for our Social Meet. Would you like to join us?

These meets have turned out to be an enormous success and a brilliant way to get to know other mountain loving women, and if you'd like to brush up on some skills we'll have a few skills sessions on the go.

Want to read the basics of our previous Social Meet?

Come and join us on the West Coast of Scotland this February. This fantastic landscape provides a stunning starting point for your journey in to the experience that is the Scottish mountains in winter.

Want to learn more about this course?

Fancy a night in? Well, so does the Mountaineering Council of Scotland, and in the name of safety too! They are running a series of lectures, including a couple by Rosie Goolden in March at the very, very famous (if you're in 'mountaineering circles' anyway) Claichaig Inn, Glencoe.

If you'd like to find out more about these talks please just click on the link to visit the Mountaineering Council of Scotland's website.

We're teaming up with the Mountaineering Council of Scotland to deliver some special GPS, one day courses this May. The courses will take place at Glenmore Lodge and will be run by Heather Morning (MIC) and Rosie Goolden (MIC).

Would you like to join us? To find out more please just click on this link to visit the Mountaineering Council of Scotland's website for further details.

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