Date: 2-4TH July 2010
Come and join us in the most beautiful part of England.
We are planning a Scrambling weekend on a couple of Lakeland’s most famous routes.
Saturday 3rd July
CAM CRAG RIDGE
Date: 2-4TH July 2010
Come and join us in the most beautiful part of England.
We are planning a Scrambling weekend on a couple of Lakeland’s most famous routes.
Saturday 3rd July
CAM CRAG RIDGE
Date: 2-4TH July 2010
Come and join us in the most beautiful part of England.
We are planning a Scrambling weekend on a couple of Lakeland’s most famous routes.
Saturday 3rd July
CAM CRAG RIDGE
Date: 2-4TH July 2010
Come and join us in the most beautiful part of England.
We are planning a Scrambling weekend on a couple of Lakeland’s most famous routes.
Saturday 3rd July
CAM CRAG RIDGE
Via Ferrata Dolomites
Date: 10-17th July
Via Ferrata (Italian for "iron road" is a mountain route which is equipped with fixed cables, stemples, ladders, and bridges. The use of these allows otherwise isolated routes to be joined to create longer routes which are accessible to people with a wide range of climbing abilities. Walkers and climbers can follow via ferratas without needing to use their own ropes and belays, and without the risks associated with unprotected scrambling and climbing.
Via Ferrata Dolomites
Date: 10-17th July
Via Ferrata (Italian for "iron road" is a mountain route which is equipped with fixed cables, stemples, ladders, and bridges. The use of these allows otherwise isolated routes to be joined to create longer routes which are accessible to people with a wide range of climbing abilities. Walkers and climbers can follow via ferratas without needing to use their own ropes and belays, and without the risks associated with unprotected scrambling and climbing.
Via Ferrata Dolomites
Date: 10-17th July
Via Ferrata (Italian for "iron road" is a mountain route which is equipped with fixed cables, stemples, ladders, and bridges. The use of these allows otherwise isolated routes to be joined to create longer routes which are accessible to people with a wide range of climbing abilities. Walkers and climbers can follow via ferratas without needing to use their own ropes and belays, and without the risks associated with unprotected scrambling and climbing.
Via Ferrata Dolomites
Date: 10-17th July
Via Ferrata (Italian for "iron road" is a mountain route which is equipped with fixed cables, stemples, ladders, and bridges. The use of these allows otherwise isolated routes to be joined to create longer routes which are accessible to people with a wide range of climbing abilities. Walkers and climbers can follow via ferratas without needing to use their own ropes and belays, and without the risks associated with unprotected scrambling and climbing.
Via Ferrata Dolomites
Date: 10-17th July
Via Ferrata (Italian for "iron road" is a mountain route which is equipped with fixed cables, stemples, ladders, and bridges. The use of these allows otherwise isolated routes to be joined to create longer routes which are accessible to people with a wide range of climbing abilities. Walkers and climbers can follow via ferratas without needing to use their own ropes and belays, and without the risks associated with unprotected scrambling and climbing.
Via Ferrata Dolomites
Date: 10-17th July
Via Ferrata (Italian for "iron road" is a mountain route which is equipped with fixed cables, stemples, ladders, and bridges. The use of these allows otherwise isolated routes to be joined to create longer routes which are accessible to people with a wide range of climbing abilities. Walkers and climbers can follow via ferratas without needing to use their own ropes and belays, and without the risks associated with unprotected scrambling and climbing.
Via Ferrata Dolomites
Date: 10-17th July
Via Ferrata (Italian for "iron road" is a mountain route which is equipped with fixed cables, stemples, ladders, and bridges. The use of these allows otherwise isolated routes to be joined to create longer routes which are accessible to people with a wide range of climbing abilities. Walkers and climbers can follow via ferratas without needing to use their own ropes and belays, and without the risks associated with unprotected scrambling and climbing.
Via Ferrata Dolomites
Date: 10-17th July
Via Ferrata (Italian for "iron road" is a mountain route which is equipped with fixed cables, stemples, ladders, and bridges. The use of these allows otherwise isolated routes to be joined to create longer routes which are accessible to people with a wide range of climbing abilities. Walkers and climbers can follow via ferratas without needing to use their own ropes and belays, and without the risks associated with unprotected scrambling and climbing.
