UK Mountain
Britain has a strong mountaineering pedigree. To me a short walk from the car through to negotiating a tricky scramble is all part of the wider activity of mountaineering at different levels.
Regardless of whether you are learning to navigate on the mountain and moorland of Snowdonia and the Peak District, experiencing your first scramble or training for a specific project, the chances are I will be able to help.
In the spring and the autumn I often spend my time climbing and scrambling here in UK as preparation for climbs or ascents in the alps. We are really lucky in the UK to have some brilliant mountain terrain to explore in it's own right and if your have specific aims such as Crib Goch, Cneifon Arete, Aonach Eagach and the Cuillin Ridge please get in touch.
What is Scrambling? Well if you have got this far you may know that Mountain Scrambling is the grey area between Hill Walking and Rock Climbing. In most cases you are unlikely to be sharing the way to the summit with lots of other folk, and you...
Historically the mountains of North Wales, The Lake District and Scotland have widely used in preparation for bigger (and higher) objectives abroad. Climbing in mountain boots, generating speed or practicing crevasse rescue techniques can all...
As an experienced Mountain Guide and Mountaineering Instructor I offer training for other Instructors on a private basis, along with some Continuing Professional Development (CPD) workshops for the Association of Mountaineering Instructors (AMI).
