Adventure Scotland - brought to you by Scotland's National Tourism Organisation

From the Cairngorms to The Cuillin on Skye our Scottish Courses and guided adventures, can be the perfect introduction or the trip of a lifetime. Whether you want to tackle classic rock, enjoy big mountaineering routes and 'mega' scrambles, or to get to grips with the skills required for the Scottish winter or the alpine summer, we can help. Whatever experience you seek in the mountains from the simple enjoyment of being there to a hard core ascent of vertical ice, check out www.climbmts.co.uk or give us a call. It's just one step to mountains of adventure.

What we do best:

Our Scottish Mountaineering courses usually last from one to five days, and are based in two key areas - Glencoe and Skye - though we are always free to travel to take advantage of the best conditions, or personal ambitions.

Available packages

We have a range of courses available in association with TISO the great outdoor specialist. Prices for these courses start from £38 and they cover a range of topics including GPS Navigation, responding to mountain emergencies and many more.

'Cuillin Scrambles' Visit the misty Isle of Skye and enjoy the Cuillin Ridge perhaps the only genuine Alpine mountaineering Britain has to offer. The cost for this 5 day trip is £330. 

Introduction to rock climbing for those who just want to climb, our course is tailored to various degrees of experience and prices for the courses are £390.

Winter mountaineering for those who aspire to tackle winter ridges and steep terrain all for £295

Other activities available

   

Useful info

Equipment provided?

At point of booking we provide an equipment list, which includes personal items to bring and technical equipment we provide.

What do I need to wear?

Comfortable clothing and recommended footwear.

What do I need to bring?

All items mentioned on detailed equipment list.

When can I do it?

All year round.
Summer courses April - October and Winter courses January - End March

Is there a pub nearby?

Always!