It's a mountaineering/outdoor club for the Fort William and Lochaber area, founded in 2009 initially as a climbing club, becoming an Mountaineering Scotland (formerly MCofS) Member Club in 2013, and subsequently officially broadening its scope to mountaineering and the great outdoors in general.
While our members climb, scramble, walk, run, ski and cycle in many different locations and we expect to do the same as a Club, we've taken our name from our much-loved local crags of Glen Nevis, which have proved to be amongst Scotland's finest and most popular cragging venues over many years since their first known exploration in the 1940s.
Temporary random photo selection from our Facebook page:
Matt on Gesano (6a+) at Callosa, November 2014
To join or request further information, please see the Contact page.
Club logo based on drawing by Klaus Schwartz (as featured on cover of original 1970 guide to the Polldubh Crags) of Moira Horsburgh on Pinnacle Ridge and used by permission.
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