A project is proposed to clean up the Old Man of Hoy, removing and disposing of decades of rotting pegs, old rusted bolts and unsightly tat that is making this sea stack look a mess, when it should be a pleasure to climb. This is with the agreement of the landowner, RSPB, who look after the extensive breeding seabird colony here.
Mountaineering Scotland is seeking the views of members on a new proposed hydro scheme which will have an impact on some popular climbing and hill walking venues in the central highlands.
As the nights draw in and we edge closer towards the clocks going back at the end of October, this is one of the best times of year to make sure your navigation skills are up to scratch.
From access & conservation to the latest from the Mountain Safety Team, take a look back at what the Mountaineering Scotland team got up to on your behalf in September.
You’ve been exploring the mountains for a few seasons now and it’s all been going great...but now it's autumn, and what if something were to happen that’s more than a minor detour? What should you do? What kit should you have to deal with it? Our latest #AutumnAdventures post has you covered!
With deer stalking activity increasing until 20th October, hill-goers are being encourage to check the Heading for the Scottish Hills service to avoid disturbing essential deer management during this key period.
The 2023 Members Gathering and AGM has been announced! Save the date in your diary now!
Read our top five tips for hill walkers to help you make the most of #AutumnAdventures
From all things access to the latest news from our Mountain Safety Team, take a look back at what the team got up to on behalf of our members in August
Mountaineering Scotland is disappointed in the decision by the Scottish Government to grant planning permission for the Shepherd’s Rig windfarm near Cairnsmore of Carsphairn, in Dumfries and Galloway.