Examples of Recent Meets     

At Meets a variety of activities may take place, with groups of members deciding their own options after general discussion of weather and conditions.  Some members rock climb to a high standard, others prefer mountain routes and scrambling.  Experience contributes to winter activities. 
The extracts below aim to show that we may or may not go out in a single group, members and guests tend to 'mix and match' depending on inclination and the weather.  There is no 'led' activity.  Some days are long, over 12 hours, on other days there is time to climb and enjoy a swim. Winter can be superb, views can be stunning or atmospheric, rain can be annoying, the midges are best avoided ......

Alison's last Graham in Oct 2024

A dry day for a jaunt up Beinn Bhalgairean, a very sociable occasion. Alison has also enjoyed the summits of the Munros, Corbetts and Furths - congratulations - a 'Full House'.

Remote Scotland in July 2024
This week meet at Ronan allowed for days into Fisherfield, with its superb views - enjoyed by all.
Christine looking south east from Beinn a' Chaisgein Mor at Ruadh Stac Mor & A'Mhaighdean across Fruar Loch Mor (my best view in Scotland!)
Noelle beaming on summit of Beinn a' Chaisgein Beag, even more remote.

  

Another superb Easter in 2024
Many members congregated at Morvich - a very popular meet. Saturday was a 'warm up day' with groups on the Graham Biod Fhithich and Forcan ridge/ Saddle. Sunday, for many a longer day, included: one group heading off to the Glen Sheil ridge and its 7 Munros.  The delight of mobiles/social media enabled progress to be followed.  Another group ascended to the Bealach an Sgairne and descended below Beinn Fadda to the loch and up Sgurr Gaorsaic with a re-ascent on the return. Excellent weather.  The weekend had social evenings to celebrate our President's retirement from the 'day job'. 
    Saturday: Biod Fhitich and Forcan ridge 

Sunday;  'one', 'four', and 'seven with ridge between
  

Sgurr Gaorsaic summit and view of Corbett from the loch behind Beinn Fhada, hence to reascend to the bealach and back.
   

January 2024

January brought a snow covered landscape to N Scotland. 
Ideal for mountaineering or skiing under blue skies.

  

November 2023

Northern Corries in Scotland with crisp sunshine a touch colder than - the hot rock at el Chorro in Spain.

October 2023 - Family Meet

All ages, from the very small to Grand-dads, fun was had by all.

July 2023 - Alps meet 

Having fun with sunshine and 'oh those views'!
Starting at top: on way to Weissmies, Weissmies summit,
Dri Horlini traverse, Allalinhorn summit, Jegihorn via Alpendurst (14 pitch sports climb).

June 2023 Skill Meet and 'on the rock'

Great tuition from our professionals, and superb climbing in sunshine. Thanks to Elaine for organising, great weekend.

    

June 2023 A photo shoot - not a usual Meet!

Page 3 girls in the Stirling Observer, 7 July 23!

About a century ago, Robert McNeil produced an image of 17 men around a geological curiosity on Craigmaddie Muir, north of Glasgow, known locally as “The Auld Wives’ Lifts”....
Roll on 100 years and Strathblane Heritage, challenged the women of the Ladies Scottish Climbing Club to recreate the image......
Click for interesting full article. (Photo courtesy of Stevi Jackson)

'Convert' then to now! Click this link, scroll well down the page until you see the two photos, then 'slide smoothly' from old to new! (Strathblane Heritage Society)

May 2023 Rum and Reiff

The long May days - Atmospheric on Askival, views at Guirdil
   

Sea views at Reiff and interesting routes

Easter 2023 Strontian

What super weather, Ben Haint, the western most hill, gives superb outlook to the islands. Groups scrambled on Garbh Bheinn, walked on craggy Corbetts and Grahams, those summit views!  and all enjoyed evening chat and food.
[In order below: Ben Haint; Beinn Mheodhoin;  Garbh Beinn scramble; Carn na Nathrach; up to Creah Bheinn; Carn na Nathrach next day!]
          
  

March 2023 Torridon

Would we make it with those snow showers 'to low levels' on the roads? Yes ! - and enjoyed the w/e.

 

Feb 2023 Blackrock and the snow

Winter conditions, giving an appetite for the excellent communal meal!
  

Jan 2023

Mid-week sociable walk past Antonine wall, Croy hill and Silvanus the centurion. 
Next weekend at Blackrock - more atmospheric.

  

Nov AGM walk 2022

Social stroll to Steall bridge for a spot of fun....

  

July 2022 

Ladies out enjoying mountain multipitches - including Quiver Rib, Agag's Groove, Crypt Route and many more.

May/June 2022

Onto the hills and crags in different parts of Scotland, from different huts, with plenty of daylight.

    

Easter 2022

Clear with some sunshine - groups made use of Friday afternoon to ascend a wee Graham beyond Alligan, while the coordinator nipped up her last Munro! On Sat a group ascended Beinn Dearg and along the ridge, while others set off for Applecross and the Bealach na Ba and Sgurr a'Chaorachain then a rough traverse east over to Beinn Bhan.  Dinner was appreciated by all.  Sunday included a coastal walk with typical Torridon scrambling. A superb meet.
  Beinn Dearg approach with ridge ahead, scramble and up to the summit -coastal view.               
       

January snow 2022

From Ronnan, Burns w/e:  into the hills, atmospheric ridge gives an appetite for dinner, then sunshine at the summit.
 

From Blackrock, mid Jan:  Various winter activities including an ascent of No 3 Gully on Ben Nevis, the smiles at the top.
   
   
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