We run a range of Scotland climbing courses and winter skills weekends. These courses are designed to help you upskill, test your gear and learn more about fixed line and Alpine style mountaineering techniques. We can manage week long training courses and private courses in Scotland every year between January and March.
Scotland offers some of the most exhilarating and challenging terrain in the UK for aspiring mountaineers and climbers. Between January and March, the Scottish Highlands transform into a winter playground, with snow-covered peaks, frozen waterfalls, and rugged ridges providing the perfect environment to develop essential mountaineering skills.
From ice climbing to winter navigation, Scotland’s mountains offer a hands-on experience that is both demanding and immensely rewarding.
Our range of climbing courses and winter skills weekends are designed to help you gain confidence, learn new techniques, and test your equipment in real alpine conditions.
Whether you’re looking for a short weekend course to refresh your skills or a full week of intensive training, you’ll find the Scottish winter landscape the ideal setting to push your abilities safely under expert guidance.
What sets our courses apart is the opportunity to train with a two-time Everest summiteer. With decades of experience on the world’s highest peaks, our instructor brings unmatched insight into safe climbing practices, expedition preparation, and real-world problem-solving in harsh conditions.
Learning from someone who has faced extreme conditions at the top of the world gives you unique knowledge and inspiration that goes far beyond traditional classroom teaching.
Whether your goal is to tackle bigger mountains in the future or simply enjoy the thrill of winter climbing in Scotland, our courses provide the perfect blend of technical instruction, hands-on experience, and mentorship from a world-class mountaineer.
There’s no better place to test your skills, refine your techniques, and gain the confidence to take your climbing to the next level.
