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Just one of the spectacular ice formations I saw yesterday on a walk upto kinder scout. This was an incredible and rare sight to see here in northern England! #ice #frozen #cold #adventure #waterfall #outdoors #hiking #mountaineering #bushcraft #winterskills #mountainleader #simpleliving #neverstoplearning #neverstopexploring #stayandwander #menofoutdoors #beastfromtheeast #winter
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Getting stuck into some ice axe arrest practice the other week .... All our winter kit is now sharpened, dried and packed away until next year. .... Hopefully weβll weather the storm and come out fighting on the other side. ... #winterskills #winter #scotwinter #thinkwinter #scotland #ig_scotland #iceaxe #iceaxearrest https://www.instagram.com/p/B-FUyAnDH6d/?igshid=537nhxrokc8v
Thankfully teaching individuals is something we regularly do. Note: The good looking photos are the work of Redline Guide Ty Dalton. . . . #winterskills #mountaineeringskills #mountaineering #outdooreducation #wildernesseducation #stayingoutside #onestudentatatime #doingourbest #redlineguides #redlineguiding https://www.instagram.com/p/B9wWIcUn5xc/?igshid=q0acxr0bt8aw
Two Day Winter Skills - 21st and 22nd March
Two Day Winter Skills - 21st and 22nd March
We are delighted to have Naomi run this course for Hillgoers. As a Winter Mountain Leader, International Mountain Leader and Team Doctor for Scottish Mountain Rescue you are in safe and knowledgeable hands!
This course will cover some of the fundamentals of winter hill walking in Scotland. You should have good summer hill walking experience before attending this course. You will also need boots capable of taking a crampon. Ice axes and crampons can be hired from Braemar Mountain Sports (Β£15/day).
The course starts at 9am at the Glenshee Ski Centre cafΓ© to go through weather, Scottish Avalanche Information Service (SAIS) forecasting, clothing (checking crampons fit), staying warm and general safety, before heading out. Please note that meet up location may change to Braemar if snow gates are closed, weβll confirm the day before the event.
On the journey out to the training area Naomi will talk about the ground, clues to snow movement, identifying risk areas, snow laden slopes, terrain traps etc.
You will also discuss navigation techniques, how the conditions underfoot can affect speed, tips on low visibility and avoiding risk.
Depending on ground conditions you will start the training on the way to the training area, using boots as a tool, self-arrest without an axe etc. It might also be suitable to fit crampons and walk with an axe to the training area.
At the training area Naomi will cover:
Walking using crampons up and down hill
Walking with an axe and stowing an axe when not in use
Step cutting and the suitability of each type
Ice axe arrests
Shelters, building the various types and the benefits of shovels
Benefit of transceivers and companion rescue
Some of these topics will be covered or recapped on day 2 which could be more of a mountain journey. Day 2 will bring all together all that you have learnt also allowing each client to take a navigation leg.
Snow conditions and weather on the day will dictate how the training is managed. Contact us for more information. Participation form and kit guide will be sent on booking. Terms and conditions apply.
Just a few random scenes from today's Winter and Mountaineering Skills courses. . . . . #mountaineering #mountaineeringskills #winter #winterskills #wildernesseducation #outdooreducation #continuingeducation #learn #learnoutside #iceaxe #crampons #selfarrest #ropework #hiking #winterhiking #wmnf #wmnfhikers #hikenh #whitemountains #hikethewhites #redlineguides #redlineguiding https://www.instagram.com/p/B9cw0_jHYez/?igshid=4b5addul9cvk
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The aim of today was some hard skills practice, crampon technique and some ice axe arresting! Slightly more wind today but we did still enjoy some sunshine βοΈ ππ΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώπ ..... @ami_professionals #winterskills #thinkwinter #scotwinter #scottishwinter #snow @visitcairngorms (at Cairngorm Mountain) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9CmtzcppCX/?igshid=169ij93vy8yc9
From yesterday. For the past two days Redline Guide Ryan Mcguire was teaching winter and mountaineering skills followed by a backcountry ski intro course. The final order of the day was a Sherbie tour. πΈ @ratherbeinthemountains84 . . . #outdooreducation #wildernesseducation #winterskills #mountaineeringskills #alpinetouring #skiing #backcountryskiing #backcountry #mtwashington #sherbie @granite_bc #wmnf #whitemountains #skithewhites #redlineguides #redlineguiding https://www.instagram.com/p/B9CJzaPH_B2/?igshid=10rwq1eeq2nia
Winter Skills - 1st March
Winter Skills - 1st March
We are delighted to have Bill run this course for Hillgoers. As a Winter Mountain Leader and volunteer for Braemar Mountain Rescue, Bill has years of snow experience to share.
This course will cover some of the fundamentals of winter hill walking in Scotland. You should have good summer hill walking experience before attending this course. You will also need boots capable of taking a crampon. Ice axes and crampons can be hired from Braemar Mountain Sports (Β£15/day). Why not stay in Braemar Cabins and receive discount on your hire.
The course starts indoors at the Glenshee Ski Centre cafΓ© to go through weather, Scottish Avalanche Information Service (SAIS) forecasting, clothing (checking crampons fit), staying warm and general safety, before heading out.
On the journey out to the training area Bill will talk about the ground, clues to snow movement, identifying risk areas, snow laden slopes, terrain traps etc.
You will also discuss navigation techniques, how the conditions underfoot can affect speed, tips on low visibility and avoiding risk.
Depending on ground conditions you will start the training on the way to the training area, using boots as a tool, self-arrest without an axe etc. It might also be suitable to fit crampons and walk with an axe to the training area.
At the training area Bill will cover:
Walking using crampons up and down hill
Walking with an axe and stowing an axe when not in use
Step cutting and the suitability of each type
Ice axe arrests
Shelters, building the various types and the benefits of shovels
Benefit of transceivers and companion rescue
Finally, dependant on time you will go on a short journey bringing together all that you have learnt allowing each client to take a navigation leg.
Snow conditions and weather on the day will dictate how the training is managed. Contact us for more information
