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The Skye Cuillin Traverse
From £750 Altitude 992m Grade: Intermediate
The Skye Cuillin Traverse
The Skye Cuillin Traverse is the ultimate scramble and Britain’s finest mountaineering expedition.
The complete traverse of the Cuillin Ridge in a two day journey with a bivouac in between. The journey will be attempted after an initial day's training and preparation. If the weather is poor we will aim to do the best of the ridge on separate days. You should be a confident scrambler and have a high level of fitness.
Many of Skye’s summits involve scrambling. Scrambling describes that grey area between walking and climbing and offers an exciting and more challenging way to the summit. It tends to cover broken rocky ground requiring simple rock climbing skills and a good head for heights.
Accommodation can be booked if required. Please contact the office as soon as possible if you require this, otherwise we will assume you will arrange your own.
Please do NOT book your own accommodation and travel arrangements until you have verified that the course is definitely running.
Alternatively the Skye Summits Course offers the opportunity to climb a large number of Skye's Munros with a more flexible itinerary.
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Dates & Prices
Availability
* A deposit of £150 will be required at checkout.
What's Included
Guiding/Instruction 4 mountain days
One nights bivouac (weather permitting)
Ropes and technical equipment
15% off the RRP for clothing and equipment purchased from Adventure Peaks shop
What's Excluded
- Transport (however shared transport may be available on request)
- Personal equipment & clothing
- Accommodation. (If booking your own accommodation it is advisable to book 4 nights accommodation (even though one of these nights you may bivouac instead). This is because in poor weather, you may opt not to bivouac, and also some B+B's may not take bookings in the format of accommodation on alternate days.
- Food
Reviews
Our guide was most helpful. Thank you to Giles for his professionalism and friendliness. Also Giles gave us sound advice on how to spend our following three days en route to Glasgow airport
Getting into the hills in Skye is always a pleasure. Discovering that I had increased confidence on the rock was a pleasant surprise.
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