Rock Climbing in Scotland Overview
Scotland offers endless quantities of some of the best rock climbing in the UK, from huge mountain crags to the famous sea-stacks such as the Old Man of Hoy and Stoer. The logistics of rock climbing in Scotland can be more difficult than elsewhere in the country due to some of the remote and wild locations that these climbs are situated. However, we feel that the rewards are well worth the effort, and we aim to help you with all of this.
If you are interested in arranging a day, or a few days guided rock climbing in Scotland please get in touch.
Do I need any previous experience?
Some previous multi-pitch climbing experience is desirable to get the most out of rock climbing in Scotland, but it’s not essential.
Maybe you have a particular climb on your ‘bucket list’ that you’ve always wanted to do? Or, perhaps you are just curious to explore some of the great crags Scotland has to offer? We will advise you on the level of ability required to tackle some of the countries greatest climbs and can offer training and coaching to help you get there. We strive to offer flexible, tailored instruction specific to your goals.
How many can participate?
Guided Rock Climbing works well on a 1:1 or 1:2 basis (instructor to participant) and can be booked from one day to a week in duration.
How much will it cost?
Our standard rates are for private one-to-one guiding or instruction. Additional participants can join for £50 per person, per day, subject to suitable ratios for the activity.
For longer adventures, bookings of five or more consecutive guiding days receive a 10% reduction on our standard guiding fees.
How to book
Let us know which course you’d like to book, along with your preferred date/s a brief outline of your experience. We require a 30% deposit to secure all bookings with full payment due prior to the start date of your course.