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home history meets meet reports contacts links e-mail cookies data privacy login img_2999.jpg - mike w what is the emc? we're a group of people who are passionate about mountains and the outdoors. we're based in edinburgh but also have several members living in different parts of the uk. the club welcomes new members who are experienced hill walkers and are over 18 years of age. we have about 60 members at the moment, with roughly the same number of men and women. why the emc? we think there are a few reasons why you might consider joining the emc. we are a small, friendly club - once you have been out on a couple of weekend meets you will know many of the people in the club. we have a diverse range of mountaineering and other outdoor interests including hillwalking, climbing, skiing and cycling. we are a club where everyone is seen as having something to contribute provided they are enthusiastic. most trips have an eclectic mix of ages, activities and abilities that are all accepted for their own value. we have a regular programme of well-attended weekend meets throughout the year from june 2016 the club has a key & permit for the ben nevis top car park. all full emc members can use the key & permit. please see the document here for details. for more information, please consult the new members faq and meets faq below, and contact our membership secretary . what events are coming up? 4th to 4th november meet at day walk (local), tbc 6th november, 6pm bookings open for meet at ardenbeg bunkhouse, grantown-on-spey (7th to 9th december) 20th november, 6pm bookings open for meet at sligachan bunkhouse, isle of skye (29th december to 1st january) 23rd to 25th november meet at atholl arms hotel, blair atholl 6th december, 8pm pub night at the barony, broughton street 7th to 9th december meet at ardenbeg bunkhouse, grantown-on-spey 11th december, 6pm bookings open for meet at boreland loch tay bunkhouse, fearnan loch tay (11th to 13th january) 18th december, 6pm bookings open for meet at sgorans lodge lagganlia, feshiebridge (25th to 27th january) (for more details, see the meets page. records of past meets are on the meet reports page.) emc new members faq serious scrambling on skye i'm a hill walker. isn't mountaineering a bit hard-core and serious? many people who join are keen summer hill walkers who would like to push their level a bit and join up with other walkers who they can learn from but not feel 'led' up and down the hills. joining the emc allows you to do things that you are comfortable with but which you might not have attempted by yourself. it might be making the jump to winter walking, doing more serious munros that involve scrambling (skye, aonach eagach, an teallach), getting into scrambling, rock climbing or winter climbing, or bagging some of the more remote munros in scotland that require a weekend away like glen affric or knoydart. whilst we don't provide tuition and people take responsibility for themselves, many of our members are highly experienced mountaineers and keep an eye out for others offering suggestions. with the emc you will have the opportunity to develop your all round mountaineering skills. do i need to be able to climb? of course not! whilst we have a very active group of climbers in the club, an equal proportion of members do not climb. but if you are an experienced hill walker who is also keen to try climbing, the emc provides an opportunity to do this provided you know how to belay. do i have enough experience? the club is for experienced hill walkers - many of our members have climbed all the munros, and are mopping up corbetts or grahams. you don't have to be that experienced, but most new members will have already climbed a good number of munros or equivalent. you will be expected to be responsible for your own safety on the hill be comfortable navigating for yourself have the appropriate equipment (including ice-axe and crampons in winter) and the skills to use it. how fit do i need to be? fitness levels vary across the club. we have quite a few members who can set a very demanding pace on the hills. however, we are not all super athletes and there are plenty of folk who are happy to go at a more leisurely pace with tea stops! ideally you should be comfortable walking for at least 6 hours up and downhill (a typical hill day may have more than 1000 metres of up and down) at a reasonable pace. if you're very new to hillwalking or haven't climbed a fair few munros/corbetts or equivalent before then you may struggle to keep up and the club would not be suitable for you at this stage. in this case we can recommend other clubs/groups that will allow you to gradually build up to doing the bigger hills. is the club suitable for me if i am mainly interested in climbing? yes of course! as well as walking, we have an active group of climbers in summer and winter. as most of us are also interested in hill walking as well the climbing focus tends to be on mountaineering routes and cragging rather than bouldering. what about other activities? other occasional activities include skiing, cycling, running and checking out the nearby gear and coffee shops because the weather's too grim to contemplate a hill. a scottish "grade i" winter route does it matter if i don't have experience in winter? not necessarily. however, if you've never used an ice axe and crampons before then we'd very strongly encourage you to do a winter skills day/weekend prior to coming out on a winter meet. what about walking or climbing outside the meets? if you have a trip that you fancy doing you can e-mail the members' list to see if anybody else wants to join you. whatever you have in mind, there is usually somebody else that it appeals to. some recent trips outside club meets have been to rum and backpacking in fisherfield and knoydart. how old are most members? we have members ranging in age from their twenties to seventies with all new members welcome as long as they are over 18 years old. excellent. i'm keen. how do i find out more or join? contact our membership secretary who deals with new enquiries, and tell them a bit about yourself and your interests/experience. they can add you to the mailing list for prospective new members and/or the climbing e-mail list and answer any initial questions you have. you're welcome to attend pub nights, and two weekend meets or climbing sessions (indoor or outdoor) without becoming a member - for climbing sessions you'll need to have the appropriate experience. however to book onto any further meets or climbing sessions you'll have to pay the current season's subscription. the cost of the first year's membership depends on the time of year; usually £20, but reduced to £10 between 1st january and the agm in march. at the time of the agm, annual membership (of £20) becomes payable for all members, and should be paid at the agm or the first meet attended thereafter. the regular pub night is on the first thursday of the month, at the barony bar, broughton street, edinburgh from 8:00pm onwards. click here for a map. what are the other benefits of joining? we have a members-only email list for arranging trips and sharing news. your subscription includes club membership of the mountaineering scotland which gives you access to affiliated club huts, discounts on top quality winter skills training courses, a regular magazine and, most importantly, third party liability insurance cover. it also means you are eligible to apply for bmc travel insurance . we are invited to club discount nights at tiso's in edinburgh and members are entitled to a range of other discounts with other outdoor providers. how is the club organised? the club's constitution is available online . details of the current committee can be found here . emc meets faq: what happens on a meet and how do i book on? carrbridge bunkhouse when and where are meets? the club runs weekend meets approximately every third weekend throughout the year. these c

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