It must have one or more of the broad range of 'mountaineering' activities as a core part of what the club provides (e.g. indoor/outdoor climbing, bouldering, hill walking, scrambling, ice climbing, ...
BMC Registered Clubs come in two types: Affiliate Clubs and Associate Clubs. This page explains Associate Clubs. A BMC Associate Club allows a structured group, squad, academy, or organisation to ...
As part of our Hill Walking Webinar Series, Dr David Fong will introduce ideas of co-evolution and how complex cognitive, emotional and physical systems in the human body developed in partnership with ...
Reconnect, re-centre, and rediscover your place in the natural world. Connection to Nature is a three-part webinar series from the BMC exploring how time outdoors shapes our wellbeing and sense of ...
The Basic Adult Safeguarding Training is designed for clubs. The course is 1hr 30 minutes and will cover the following points: Clubs responsibility to safeguarding – duty of care Difference between ...
BMC Registered Clubs are either Affiliate Clubs or Associate Clubs. This page explains Affiliate Clubs. Affiliate Clubs are volunteer-run, not-for-profit clubs providing mountaineering activities to ...
The Basic Adult Safeguarding Training is designed for clubs. The course is 1hr 30 minutes and will cover the following points: Clubs responsibility to safeguarding – duty of care Difference between ...
This year, BMC members helped grow access, protect wild places and support performance at every level, from local crags to the world stage. As the year draws to a close, CEO Paul Ratcliffe shares the ...
Join us for the BMC Winter Lecture Series, your essential prep for winter adventures in the mountains. This UK tour brings expert insights, hands-on advice, and real-life stories from seasoned winter ...
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