The Rucksack Club is privileged to have one of the biggest and most varied programme of meets of any British mountaineering club. Our outdoor meets programme has over 50 meets (weekends or longer) throughout the year. We have a regular programme of Wednesday evening climbing – outdoor during the summer months and indoor during winter – and there is a very active Wednesday Walkers group. In the winter months we have a regular mid-week indoor lecture programme from both members and invited national and international speakers.
Meets Calendar: Hover over any event to see details. Click to open event (then scroll to see more info).
Spring is a great time to visit Scotland whether for Munroing, climbing or both, which is what I plan! The crags are often in good condition and there are plenty in easy range of Craigallan and, equally, many Munros too, hopefully with some snow on the tops.
Come and join the Meet for all or part of the time and be part of the team that hosts our friends from the CC.
Contact me via email (andy.tomlinson@doctors.org.uk) if you wish to attend. My plan is to share the accommodation available on a 50:50 basis between the clubs, at least in the first instance.
Spring is a great time to visit Scotland whether for Munroing, climbing or both, which is what I plan! The crags are often in good condition and there are plenty in easy range of Craigallan and, equally, many Munros too, hopefully with some snow on the tops.
Come and join the Meet for all or part of the time and be part of the team that hosts our friends from the CC.
Contact me via email (andy.tomlinson@doctors.org.uk) if you wish to attend. My plan is to share the accommodation available on a 50:50 basis between the clubs, at least in the first instance.
Spring is a great time to visit Scotland whether for Munroing, climbing or both, which is what I plan! The crags are often in good condition and there are plenty in easy range of Craigallan and, equally, many Munros too, hopefully with some snow on the tops.
Come and join the Meet for all or part of the time and be part of the team that hosts our friends from the CC.
Contact me via email (andy.tomlinson@doctors.org.uk) if you wish to attend. My plan is to share the accommodation available on a 50:50 basis between the clubs, at least in the first instance.
Spring is a great time to visit Scotland whether for Munroing, climbing or both, which is what I plan! The crags are often in good condition and there are plenty in easy range of Craigallan and, equally, many Munros too, hopefully with some snow on the tops.
Come and join the Meet for all or part of the time and be part of the team that hosts our friends from the CC.
Contact me via email (andy.tomlinson@doctors.org.uk) if you wish to attend. My plan is to share the accommodation available on a 50:50 basis between the clubs, at least in the first instance.
Spring is a great time to visit Scotland whether for Munroing, climbing or both, which is what I plan! The crags are often in good condition and there are plenty in easy range of Craigallan and, equally, many Munros too, hopefully with some snow on the tops.
Come and join the Meet for all or part of the time and be part of the team that hosts our friends from the CC.
Contact me via email (andy.tomlinson@doctors.org.uk) if you wish to attend. My plan is to share the accommodation available on a 50:50 basis between the clubs, at least in the first instance.
Spring is a great time to visit Scotland whether for Munroing, climbing or both, which is what I plan! The crags are often in good condition and there are plenty in easy range of Craigallan and, equally, many Munros too, hopefully with some snow on the tops.
Come and join the Meet for all or part of the time and be part of the team that hosts our friends from the CC.
Contact me via email (andy.tomlinson@doctors.org.uk) if you wish to attend. My plan is to share the accommodation available on a 50:50 basis between the clubs, at least in the first instance.
Spring is a great time to visit Scotland whether for Munroing, climbing or both, which is what I plan! The crags are often in good condition and there are plenty in easy range of Craigallan and, equally, many Munros too, hopefully with some snow on the tops.
Come and join the Meet for all or part of the time and be part of the team that hosts our friends from the CC.
Contact me via email (andy.tomlinson@doctors.org.uk) if you wish to attend. My plan is to share the accommodation available on a 50:50 basis between the clubs, at least in the first instance.
This is a three day self supported bike packing trip around the Cairngorms. We will meet at Blair Atholl station at 10am on the Saturday and head clockwise around the Cairngorm loop via Aviemore, Tomintoul and Braemar. The total distance is 200km, so 60-70km per day with 2,240m of ascent. We should return to Blair Atholl on the Monday afternoon. We will be camping and you will need to bring food with you although there are resupply opportunities at several points on route. The GPX file for the route can be found on Komoot. I suggest MTB rather than grivel bike. Please contact me and let me know if you wish to attend or have any questions.
This is a three day self supported bike packing trip around the Cairngorms. We will meet at Blair Atholl station at 10am on the Saturday and head clockwise around the Cairngorm loop via Aviemore, Tomintoul and Braemar. The total distance is 200km, so 60-70km per day with 2,240m of ascent. We should return to Blair Atholl on the Monday afternoon. We will be camping and you will need to bring food with you although there are resupply opportunities at several points on route. The GPX file for the route can be found on Komoot. I suggest MTB rather than grivel bike. Please contact me and let me know if you wish to attend or have any questions.
This is a three day self supported bike packing trip around the Cairngorms. We will meet at Blair Atholl station at 10am on the Saturday and head clockwise around the Cairngorm loop via Aviemore, Tomintoul and Braemar. The total distance is 200km, so 60-70km per day with 2,240m of ascent. We should return to Blair Atholl on the Monday afternoon. We will be camping and you will need to bring food with you although there are resupply opportunities at several points on route. The GPX file for the route can be found on Komoot. I suggest MTB rather than grivel bike. Please contact me and let me know if you wish to attend or have any questions.
