Choosing the right winter skills course depends on your ambitions and what skills you already have. Here’s a rundown of what to expect from each of our courses to help you decide. All of our courses include accommodation in Onich with great access to Glen Coe and Ben Nevis.
NEW July 2019 dates available: Our Aconcagua skills weekends in the Lake District are a great opportunity to find out more about the expedition, decide whether it is right for you and ask questions. We can also help you develop a full training programme.
Get to know your kit and practise using it before you go. Read on for our expert advice.
Read on for Carrie’s top tips on Aconcagua, and these can also be applied to other expeditions.
Whether it’s Everest Base Camp or the Annapurnas, Nepal’s treks are the finest in the world – find the trek for you with our guide to the best trails.
There are so many factors affecting what to wear on summit night, the wind, the temperature, how you are feeling, so my best advice is layers! Here is what I wear on 7000m peaks.
I’m often asked what to wear on my legs for summit night, especially for 7000m peaks? Here’s my advice for layering on your bottom half.
Alpine huts take you to some spectacular spots right up in the mountains. If you’ve never stayed in an Alpine hut before it can be hard to know what to expect. Here’s our guide to most huts we use in the Alps.
Adventure Peaks’ success rate on Elbrus has been consistently good over the past three years with 186 out of 190 clients reaching the summit and now the big question we are getting asked is….what next? Read on to find out more.
How’s your personal organisation? Knowing your gear, layering, glove systems, getting ready in sub-zero conditions, being on time and being ready to accept the unexpected. On paper all this appears so simple, but fumbling with gloves in a sub zero blizzard can result in frost bitten fingers very quickly. Read more about personal organisation.
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