Guided Scrambles (Roped)

 

What is Scrambleing

 

Scrambleing is the activity of moving over rocky terrain in the mountains. Between hill walking and rock climbing, you have Scrambling. Easy grade 1 scrambles don't normally require a rope, whereas Grade 1+, grade 2, and grade 3 scrambles are harder and require the use of rock climbing equipment to safeguard. 

 

What to Expect

 

A challenging Exciting mountain Journey, fully guided by a mountaineering instructor, and a great intro to the world of mountain scrambles. When the going gets tough, you'll be belayed (kept safe) using the rope.
 

which route?

We'll choose the best, most iconic scramble, based on your ability and previous experience and the weather for the day. The north ridge of Tryfan, Bristly ridge & Crib Goch being good examples. 

 

Price

Check out the table for our scrambles price plan, all costs are per person:






 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The plan 

Meet: Normally we meet at 8:15 or 9 am in a cafe, either Pete's eats in Llanberis, Moel Siabod in Capel Curig, or Eric Jones at Tremadog, or South stack Cafe depending on what is most convenient for you and our plan for the day. - Joining instructions will be sent out upon booking. 

 

A short drive, then a mixture of walking and scrambling throughout the day.

 

Finish: Around 4:30-5pm

 

What to bring

Warm ‘outdoor’ clothing (including full waterproofs), packed lunch, water, sun cream, mosquito spray, stiff soled walking boots, Rucksack. Any climbing Equipment you own. Click here for a full kit list. 

 

 

What is included

• Guiding & Instruction from a Qualified instructor

• Any Equipment you require

• Photos

• Tea and Snacks

• We may be able to provide free transport to/from the Scrambling area

 

Where

Our Climbing courses are mostly in Snowdonia National Park. We'll usually meet in a cafe and have a quick introduction over a cuppa, and decide on where to go. We'll pick the most suitable location based on you, the objectives and the weather.