Got a plan for a night time excursion? If you have a good idea them post it Facebook or the forums. In the past we’ve had caving expeditions, stream scrambles, moonlight hikes and head torch climbing. Get psyched and get involved!
Got a plan for a night time excursion? If you have a good idea them post it Facebook or the forums. In the past we’ve had caving expeditions, stream scrambles, moonlight hikes and head torch climbing. Get psyched and get involved!
Meet organiser: Pam & Colin Foord
Meet Organiser: Sue Street & Maria Goggin
This year we are combining the ever popular Winter Walks with the Winter Lecture series to deliver a spectacular Social Sunday! Either head out for the walk or boulder before food at the pub and some evening entertainment from a guest speaker.
Winter Walk: TBA
Meet at 10.00am for a 10.30am start. Walks are normally 7-10 miles with plenty of pit stops. Walks usually finish at approximately 4.30pm.
Indoor Climbing: The Works, Sheffield
Arrive anytime after midday and stay as long as your arms will last!
Winter Lecture & Food: The Grouse Inn, Froggatt
The pub is expecting us to arrive after 5.00pm for food with the talk getting underway around 6.00 to 6.30pm. Here’s some info about the speaker:
Alex Roddie is a writer, editor and photographer specialising in adventure travel. He is an active backpacker, mountaineer and climber and as the Online Editor of TGO Magazine Many of his adventures and subsequent articles are devoted to the wild places of Britain and Europe.
Alex will whet your appetite for Austria and guide us along a long distance trek in Austria, point us at some of his more off the beaten track adventures in Scotland and highlight some of best alpine adventures.
Meet organiser: Mark Ward
Sharpen your axes and limber up those legs for some big winter adventures.
Got a plan for a night time excursion? If you have a good idea them post it Facebook or the forums. In the past we’ve had caving expeditions, stream scrambles, moonlight hikes and head torch climbing. Get psyched and get involved!
Meet Organiser: Sue Street & Maria Goggin
This year we are combining the ever popular Winter Walks with the Winter Lecture series to deliver a spectacular Social Sunday! Either head out for the walk or boulder before food at the pub and some evening entertainment from a guest speaker.
Winter Walk: TBA
Meet at 10.00am for a 10.30am start. Walks are normally 7-10 miles with plenty of pit stops. Walks usually finish at approximately 4.30pm.
Indoor Climbing: The Depot, Manchester
Arrive anytime after midday and stay as long as your arms will last!
Winter Lecture & Food: The Norfolk Arms, Marple Bridge
The pub is expecting us to arrive after 5.00pm for food with the talk getting underway around 6.00 to 6.30pm. Here’s some info about the speaker:
Tom Livingstone is climber and writer based in North Wales. He loves trad and alpine climbing and has recently exceled himself by climbing the North (impossible) Ridge of Latok I in Pakistan. A second ascent of that peak and a first from that side. Pretty impressive.
As well as being rather good at climbing Tom writes beautifully and talks eloquently about his adventures. He is an affable chap, and is doing this lecture for us as a bit of a special favour (he joined the Mynydd on a Lundy trip a few years back) – so we should consider ourselves pretty lucky! Get it in your diaries now so as not to miss out!
Work on Saturday, a music jam in the evening and then out to play on Sunday.
Meet organiser: Jules Lane
Come along and meet the Mynydd before the outdoor climbing season begins.
Got a plan for a night time excursion? If you have a good idea them post it Facebook or the forums. In the past we’ve had caving expeditions, stream scrambles, moonlight hikes and head torch climbing. Get psyched and get involved!
Meet organiser: David Kirsfelds
We’re deviating from the initial plan of staying at Eric’s in Tremadog and instead visiting ‘Snowdonia Parc REAL ALE BREWPUB & Campsite’ (http://www.snowdonia-park.co.uk/). It’s a short drive away from loads of great climbing venues including the Llanberis Pass and Dinorwic slate quarries (20 mins), Tremadog (30 mins) and Gogarth (45 mins).
If that’s not enough to whet your appetite then the start of the Nantlle Ridge is just up the road in Rhyd Ddu (10 mins), there’s a steam train station next to the campsite (https://www.festrail.co.uk/timetable-whr.htm) and the campsite is also a microbrewery and serves food and drink onsite – get in!