Snow Week 2014 (15 - 22 Feb 14)
Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 08:53
Ladies and Gents
Next year's 'Snow Week' will be held from 15 - 22 Feb 2014 in Braemar, Scotland. (Half term week).
Braemar is in the heart of the Cairngorms and is the perfect location for winter mountaineering, whether novice or experienced. The last few years have seen plenty of snow and last year was a brilliant meet, with lots of winter mountaineering and skiing. Glenshee ski resort is a 15 minute drive away for those wanting to try the slopes without the hassle and expense of going to the Alps. Other ski fields are also reachable from here. Even without the white stuff, there will be plenty of winter walking, biking, kayaking and other activities to be had.
Accommodation will be the Braemar Bunkhouse at a cost of £105 for the week. Directions are here http://www.braemarlodge.co.uk/bunk-house Towels and bed linen are provided.
There may be a chance to dig a snow hole and sleep in it if conditions are good, in which case if you have a warm sleeping bag, roll mat, bivvy bag and small stove, bring them with you.
People down so far:
Tom
Huw
Julie
Sandy
Fiona
Matt K
Louise
Next year's 'Snow Week' will be held from 15 - 22 Feb 2014 in Braemar, Scotland. (Half term week).
Braemar is in the heart of the Cairngorms and is the perfect location for winter mountaineering, whether novice or experienced. The last few years have seen plenty of snow and last year was a brilliant meet, with lots of winter mountaineering and skiing. Glenshee ski resort is a 15 minute drive away for those wanting to try the slopes without the hassle and expense of going to the Alps. Other ski fields are also reachable from here. Even without the white stuff, there will be plenty of winter walking, biking, kayaking and other activities to be had.
Accommodation will be the Braemar Bunkhouse at a cost of £105 for the week. Directions are here http://www.braemarlodge.co.uk/bunk-house Towels and bed linen are provided.
There may be a chance to dig a snow hole and sleep in it if conditions are good, in which case if you have a warm sleeping bag, roll mat, bivvy bag and small stove, bring them with you.
People down so far:
Tom
Huw
Julie
Sandy
Fiona
Matt K
Louise