We offer a wide range of great value mountain skills courses and climbing coaching workshops, held in locations across Scotland. We also organise talks, lectures and other events during the year to help you grow your knowledge and meet other hill walkers, climbers and mountaineers. Check out the full schedule below and click for more information and prices.
Please note: We indicate whether courses are fully booked below, but please be aware this is not an automatic update, so the situation may change overnight.
We operate a waiting list for all our fully-booked events to fill spaces that become available after cancellations. To be added to this list, please email us with your name, phone number and the dates of courses you are interested in.
This course will give you a firm grounding in practical navigation skills.
Venue: Ochil Hills
This course will give you a firm grounding in practical navigation skills.
Venue: Ochil Hills
For
people who regularly climb hills/mountains who wish to take it to the next
level. Develop confidence and technical skill to tackle scrambling-type terrain safely and efficiently.
Venue: Glen Brittle, Skye
This two-day course is
aimed at equipping participants with the knowledge and practical skills to deal
with an unexpected emergency in the great outdoors.
Venue: Glen Feshie
Module 1 -This course is a syllabus based course and full details of the course content can be viewed at the Mountain Training website.
Venue: Glen Feshie
Module 2 -This course is a syllabus based course and full details of the course content can be viewed at the Mountain Training website.
Venue: Glen Feshie
This one-day course is for anyone age 18 years and over who has never climbed before or who
has done a little climbing indoors but would like to try climbing
outdoors on real rock.
Venue: Fort William area
Booking open
This one-day course is designed to take competent adult indoor climbers or
those with some experience of outdoor climbing and help them develop
their outdoor traditional climbing.
Venue: Fort William area
Booking open
This weekend course goes a step further than the basic navigation skills to
introduce valuable skills to members who regularly visit the summer mountains and who wish to
develop their abilities to become safer and more proficient.
Venue: Glen Clova
This two-day course is
aimed at equipping participants with the knowledge and practical skills to deal
with an unexpected emergency in the great outdoors.
Venue: Glen Feshie
Five hours of intensive training in techniques for navigating in poor visibility and darkness.
Venue: Campsie Fells
Five hours of intensive training in techniques for navigating in poor visibility and darkness.
Venue: Campsie Fells
Fully booked - join the waiting list
Five hours of intensive training in techniques for navigating in poor visibility and darkness.
Venue: Campsie Fells
Five hours of intensive training in techniques for navigating in poor visibility and darkness.
Venue: Pentland Hills
Five hours of intensive training in techniques for navigating in poor visibility and darkness.
Venue: Pentland Hills
Fully booked - join the waiting list
Five hours of intensive training in techniques for navigating in poor visibility and darkness.
Venue: Pentland Hills
Five hours of intensive training in techniques for navigating in poor visibility and darkness.
Venue: Ochil Hills, Dumyat
Five hours of intensive training in techniques for navigating in poor visibility and darkness.
Venue: Ochil Hills, Dumyat
Five hours of intensive training in techniques for navigating in poor visibility and darkness.
Venue: Ochil Hills, Dumyat
For university and college club members of all abilities to increase
their skill levels and to equip those in positions of responsibility. We also welcome members of student clubs who are new to hill walking,
mountaineering or climbing, and wish to 'learn the ropes', setting a
solid foundation of skills that they can build upon in the future and
share with fellow club members.
The essential skills of walking with an axe and crampons, ice axe self- arrest, navigation, winter safety, avalanche avoidance and much more
The essential skills of walking with an axe and crampons, ice axe self- arrest, navigation, winter safety, avalanche avoidance and much more
Nine hours of intensive winter navigation training with particular consideration to avoidance of avalanche-prone slopes and cornice features.
The essential skills of walking with an axe and crampons, ice axe self- arrest, navigation, winter safety, avalanche avoidance and much more
The essential skills of walking with an axe and crampons, ice axe self- arrest, navigation, winter safety, avalanche avoidance and much more
Nine hours of intensive winter navigation training with particular consideration to avoidance of avalanche-prone slopes and cornice features.
For university and college club members this training weekend will give participants a strong grounding in a range of essential skills for venturing into Scotland's mountains in winter that they can build upon in the future and share with fellow club members.
The essential skills of walking with an axe and crampons, ice axe self- arrest, navigation, winter safety, avalanche avoidance and much more
The essential skills of walking with an axe and crampons, ice axe self- arrest, navigation, winter safety, avalanche avoidance and much more
Nine hours of intensive winter navigation training with particular consideration to avoidance of avalanche-prone slopes and cornice features.
The essential skills of walking with an axe and crampons, ice axe self- arrest, navigation, winter safety, avalanche avoidance and much more
Nine hours of intensive winter navigation training with particular consideration to avoidance of avalanche-prone slopes and cornice features.
Increase your knowledge of snow and avalanches, learn which areas to avoid, and
improve your understanding of reports and forecasts. The course will consist of an indoor introduction to avalanche theory followed by a practical session on the hill.
Increase your knowledge of snow and avalanches, learn which areas to avoid, and
improve your understanding of reports and forecasts. The course will consist of an indoor introduction to avalanche theory followed by a practical session on the hill.
For university and college club members who already have both winter skills and some rock climbing experience, who want to move into winter climbing.
This two-day course is aimed at members of snowsports touring clubs affiliated to Mountaineering Scotland, and who either aspire to, or are already taking the lead role on club trips.
This course is suitable for snowsports tourers who have a good level of hill and ski fitness and who are confident on moderate slopes off-piste. Moderate slopes would equate to a red run and the course will involve skinning up onto the Cairngorm Plateau..
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