Activities

AAC(UK) members organise a wide and varied programme of activities for their fellow members, ranging from day walks through UK weekend meets to full weeks and longer at home and abroad.

Through the following links you will find details of our programme of events.

 

[Updated 16 April 2017]

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Austrian Alpine Club (UK)

2 days ago

Austrian Alpine Club (UK)

Our Spring walks are continuing on Saturday May 26 with the Balmer Down and River Ouse, Sussex walk. With a break at Balmer Down for a picnic lunch the walk is 12 miles with a 1591ft ascent. Visit the website for walk leader details and more information about the route by logging into the member's area ➡️➡️ https://aacuk.org.uk/m-day-walks-and-day-events ... See MoreSee Less

Austrian Alpine Club (UK)

4 days ago

Austrian Alpine Club (UK)

Last week's Alpine Movement Training in Snowdonia and Lead Climbing in the Peaks have both had very positive feedback from members! There are still a couple of places left for those with 2 years' membership on Multi Pitch Climbing in Snowdonia from the 4-8 June. The course is subsidised by the club and costs just £220.00 for 5 days (ratio 1:2). Please get in touch or go to the members area of the website for more information and booking form.
Photo from instructor Dave Brown, Stanage Edge, the Peak District. ... See MoreSee Less

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Austrian Alpine Club (UK)

6 days ago

Austrian Alpine Club (UK)

Looking to become a tour leader? There is just 1 space left on the Übungsleiter Hochtouren assessment course aimed at English speakers from 1st – 6th July. The course cost is covered by a grant from AAC(UK) for eligible members!
You will be assessed in leading, and also in rescue techniques, from the different aspects of crevasse rescue to retreat in case of sudden weather changes. Main areas covered are travel on glaciers, climbing of ridges on belay, as well as awareness of risks when planning a tour.
For more information see our website member's area.
Photo: Descent from the Fineilspitze, Ted Ashby ... See MoreSee Less

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