Summer Mountaineering Experience
£105pp

There are 282 mountains in Scotland over 914m / 3000ft. We are in these mountains year round exploring and guiding clients to summits in wild and remote locations.
Let us make the decision based on the best weather conditions and guide you to the summits of some of the most beautiful mountain scenery in Europe.
In the warmer months, the longer hours of daylight open up fantastic opportunities to keep exploring the Scottish mountains.
Mountaineering in Scotland is a long and special day, the reward is silent and immense with many and spectacular locations to choose from: the famous and iconic peaks of Glen Coe to the little known mountain wilderness of Black Mount, and Bridge of Orchy.
By Loch Tay, there is the spectacular formation of the Tarmachan Ridge and the original home of Scottish skiing Ben Lawers.
The Cairngorms represent the most extensive range of arctic mountain landscape in the UK, and also its second-highest mountain Ben Macdui at 1309m. These are just a few of the mountains within easy reach for the day.
You will learn how to pre-plan and navigate safely through steep terrain, focusing on skills, mountain weather forecasts, accurate decision making and building confidence in the mountains to become your own independent adventurer.
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Trip Overview

Availability
April - October

Duration
10-12 hours

Difficulty
Moderate / challenging

Language
English

Meeting Point
6.30AM Ingliston Park and Ride by Edinburgh Airport EH28 8LS [Or contact us]

Minimum Age
14

Total Distance
10 - 15km

Mountaineering Time
5-8 hours

Summit
900m - 1345m

Group Size
Maximum 8

Minimum Number
4

Weather
If the weather is unsafe your Guide will choose an alternative mountain location.
What’s included (and not)
Included
- Experienced & qualified guide
- 25L rucksack
- Ground transportation at the beginning & end of the trek
Not Included
- Hiking boots - waterproof
- Waterproof jacket and trousers
- Warm clothing
- Hat and gloves
- Lunch
Optional extras
- Hiking boots - waterproof
What to bring with you
Hiking boots – waterproof
Waterproof trousers
Please do not use cotton clothing
Wool socks
Base layer
Gloves – plus spares
Lightweight fleece
Warm hat – plus spare
Fleece or soft-shell jacket
Spare fleece / warm top
Trousers – synthetic that dry quickly
Lunch, snacks and liquid
Waterproof jacket with hood
Sun tan cream and insect repellent
Trip map
Distance dependent on location
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