Scrambling WeekendDuration 3 Days » Grade Introductory
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Scrambling routes to many of Snowdonia's summits provide varied, interesting and usually a more aesthetically pleasing approach to what may otherwise be a busy and often pedestrian way to the top. Scrambles are graded from 1 to 3. Grade 1 is unlikely to require a rope but would involve steep and often exposed ground, where good route choice is important and may be used in most weather conditions. Grade 2 requires the use of a rope and elementary rock climbing skills to negotiate steeper ridges and gullies; certain weather conditions may affect these scrambles. Grade 3 is usually more grade 2 ground with perhaps some route finding decisions to be made. A rope is used throughout. The course is available as a 5-day week and a 3-day Bank Holiday as well as the weekend. The mountaineering skills and rope techniques employed during this course are ideal training for all mountaineering expeditions. The course covers all the necessary rope skills used throughout mountaineering, including
Some of the possible scrambles are
Dolmen ridge (Glyder Fach)
Clogwyn y Person Arete
Crib Lem (Llech Ddu Spur)
Experience RequiredScrambling is available to anyone who is looking to extend their previous walking experience.
Additional InformationInformation about the Course venue and accommodation, Course Director and instructional ratios, Equipment, Insurance and Inclusions and Exclusions... [read more]
Recommended GuidebooksScrambles in Snowdonia (Steve Ashton), Cicerone Guide
BookingIf you would like to join one of our Rock Climbing and Scrambling Courses, please proceed to on-line booking. Alternatively, you can book over the phone, call 0845 345 8848 (UK only), +44 (0) 114 276 3322 (Intl). |
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If you have the skills & fitness required, then Jagged Globe offers a wide range of exciting expeditions [read more]
Other Courses at this Grade
These courses have a similar grade and might also suit you. They are all considered to be 'introductory courses'.
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