Active Dorset - Mountaineering

Mountaineering

Mountaineering can involve a combination of hill walking and scrambling to climb a mountain.

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An Overview of Mountaineering

It can also include ski mountaineering. Where scrambling involves elements of both hill walking and rock climbing.

Equipment

Sturdy footwear
Warm and waterproof clothing
Food and fluids to maintain energy levels
Map and compass

Facts

Mount Everest is the largest mountain in the world at 8848m high and grows by a quarter or an inch every year.
It takes 40 days to climb Mount Everest to give the body enough time to adjust to the altitude as there is 66% less oxygen in each breath on the summit of Everest than at sea level

Lifeline Training

Proving First Aid training and Qualifications to all industries, specialising in Sports and Education sector.

Wessex Coach Education

UK Coaching Partner Centre - delivering UK Coaching workshops including, Safeguarding & Protecting Children.
FA Centre - delivering FA Safeguarding Children Workshops

Julie Tullis Memorial Award

Grant to assist mountaineers to achieve their climbing or mountaineering ambitions

Britain on Foot - Helping you to get active outdoors

http://www.britainonfoot.co.uk/

British Mountaineering Council

http://www.thebmc.co.uk/