Intro Winter Skills in Scotland Feb 18th – 24th 2007
Based near Fort William, this is ideal for those who are eager to learn about safe winter mountaineering in the UK. We will take you progressively through the skills of winter mountaineering, covering:
* Use of Ice axe and crampons
* Ice axe arrest
* Navigation in winter
* Avalanche risk assessment
* Emergency shelters / survival
* Basic rope work
* Movement over ridges, rocky ground and cornices
If you are interested in joining us on this course, or would like to discuss a private booking then please get in touch.
£400 per person
ONLY 2 SPACES LEFT!!
Price covers: - Fully qualified and professional instruction
- Accommodation in a Scandinavian style lodge
- Use of good quality winter boots
- Use of ice axes, crampons and ropes
- Small group size (max 5 persons)
For more information and a copy of the course notes please contact us by either email or phone:
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