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Booking information for Alpha MountaineeringOn this page you should find all the information you need to enable you to make an Alpha Mountaineering booking. Use the links on the right to go direct to the section you want or scroll down to read all the information.
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PricesBelow is the price structure for our courses. RatiosSummer walking, Navigation and Winter Skills courses can run with up to 6 people. Scrambling and Intro Winter Climbing courses can run with up to 3 people per instructor. Rock Climbing, Skye Traverses and Intermediate or Advance Winter Climbing courses will run with a maximum of 2 people per instructor. We can cater for larger groups by bringing in other instructors. See below for more details. |
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InstructorsOccasionally we at Alpha Mountaineering will bring in other instructors to help us run a course. Our instructors will be carefully chosen for their technical climbing skills, personal coaching ability and all round mountain experience. All instructors are qualified to the appropriate level they are working at.
EquipmentYou will need to provide your own personal equipment for the course you have booked. This includes waterproofs, boots, rucsac, helmet, harness and crampons and ice axes in winter. If you are unsure that your gear is appropriate for the course then please get in touch for a chat or have a look at the Equipment Page. If you need to hire some of these items we can arrange something. |
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Making a bookingTo make a booking you will need to fill in a booking form. A booking form must be filled in by each participant. This includes your preferred dates for the course. Weather and FitnessWhen you sign and send a booking form you are confirming that you are fit for the course. The hills of Scotland are a lot larger than England and Wales so you should be moderately hill fit. If you are unsure if you are fit enough please get in touch for a chat. The weather in Scotland can sometimes be unpredictable. Occasionally the weather and conditions on the hill will dictate where we go. When booking a course you must understand the importance of having flexible plans when in the mountains. |
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Insurance and CancellationThe cost of a course does not include personal accident insurance. We strongly recommend that you take some out. This can be done through a variety of providers including the British Mountaineering Council (the BMC). Liability and Participation StatementIt must be understood that participating in mountaineering activities involves some risk of injury. Instructors will take all reasonable care to reduce this risk. As a participant you are required to observe the safety instructions given to you during the course. As you are choosing to partake in this course you should be aware that accidents and injury may occur. |