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MOUNTAINEERING

Mountaineering and Scrambling Snowdonia

Scrambling is a fantastic activity offering a great sense of freedom and adventure. It's a superb way to discover more challenging mountainous terrain than hill walking but without the multipitch rock climbing. Scrambling takes in exhilarating terrain and the level of exposure and difficulty can vary.  

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If you are a keen hill walker looking to take in more challenging terrain, or a climber who wants to discover big mountain link ups, or simply fancy the look of scrambling, then why not book a course with one of our experience and qualified Instructors for a safe, exciting and adventurous day out in some fantastic mountainous terrain. 

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Crag 2 Mountain can run scrambling courses throughout the UK, including North Wales, Lake District and Scotland. Each Scrambling course is bespoke to your requirements and aspirations. Below are some ideas of what you could cover:  

 

Who is it for? 
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Beginners and those who have some experience scrambling.

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Age: 

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Suitable for any age, as long as you can sustain a full days walking in the mountains at an average pace. 

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Experience required: 

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No experience required.

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GRADE  1 SCRAMBLING 
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A great introduction to scrambling on easy grade 1 ground, meaning the use of rope is not usually required. This course is great for hill walkers looking to progress onto scrambling and makes a great first day before completing some roped Grade 2 or 3 scrambles. 

Course Details
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Contact time:

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Minumum of 1 full day 

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Group size:

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Max. 4 people

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Location :

 

North Wales or Lake District​

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An easy Scramble suitable for children can be arranged on Dartmoor

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Outcomes of the Course

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To have experienced a grade 1 scramble. 

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To have an understanding of scrambling, the basic safety components and to have an awesome adventure. 

 

To be inspired to continue mountaineering, scrambling, learning new skills and discovering new places in a safe way. 

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Be ready to attend a progression course.

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Next progression:

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Advanced Scrambling Course, Guided Multipitch Rock Climbing or Rock Climbing Skills Courses. 

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Grade 1 Scrambling
Who is it for? 

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For people with some experience of mountaineering or scrambling but looking to move into more challenging terrain, an ideal follow on from Grade 1 scrambling. 

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Age: 

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Minimum age is 10 years old and there is no maximum. You will need to be able to sustain a full day out in the mountains at a moderate pace.

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Experience required: 

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To have experience of mountaineering or hill walking. 

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Course Details
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Contact time: 

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Minimum of 1 day

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Group size:

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Max. 2 people per instructor

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Location :

 

North Wales,

Lake District or

Scotland

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Outcomes of the Course

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To have experienced a scramble across varied ground including the use of a rope. 

 

To have an understanding of the basic safety components of scrambling. â€‹

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To have had a brilliant adventure with a knowledgeable qualified Mountaineering and Climbing Instructor and cover your personal aspirations and goals.  

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Next progression:

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Scrambling Skills Course, Multipitch Rock Climbing or Rock Climbing Skills Courses.

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GUIDED GRADE 2/3 ROPED SCRAMBLING​
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Tackle exciting Grade 2/3 scrambles with our experienced and qualified instructors. Your day will include a variety of terrain with the use of a rope and lots of adventure. 

Grade 2/3 Roped Scrambling
Who is it for? 

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For anyone looking to increase their independence in scrambling on graded terrain and to work towards understanding rope work. 

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Age: 

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These courses are suitable for adults.

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Experience required: 

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To have experienced a variety of graded scrambles and have been guided with the use of a rope.

Course Details
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Contact time: 

 

Minimum of 1 full day.​

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Group size:

 

2 people to 1 instructor.​

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Location :

 

North Wales, Lake District or Scotland ​

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Outcomes of the Course

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To have an understanding of what rope work is involved with scrambling. 

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To have an understanding how to select and place protection. 

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Be able to select and build anchors. 

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To have an understanding of guid books and interpreting routes.  

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To know basic safety and emergency procedures.

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Next progression:

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Progression form this course varies dependent on personal objectives. Please ask for advice. 

SCRAMBLING SKILLS​
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This course is ideal for anyone wanting to learn how to work towards the skills of being independent Scrambling. 

Scrambling Skills
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