Kit List

Rucksack - a small day sack will do for carrying your gear on one day courses and activities
Waterproof jacket with hood
Waterproof trousers
Sturdy and waterproof footwear - hiking boots or similar are best. No trainers!
Comfortable socks
Warm, breathable top. Wear layers if necessary
Warm hat and gloves
Adequate food and drink to get you through the day. We recommend you bring a water bottle, or a large plastic bottle of mineral water
Sunglasses and suncream depending on the weather
Head torch
Whistle
Personal medication and first aid kit (plasters, headache tablets, etc)
Map (OS 1:25 000) and compass. We can supply you with these, but you may find it more beneficial to use your own
Navigation Courses often involve a degree of standing around so we recommend you bring some extra warm layers to wear

Comfortable clothes that allow you to move freely
Climbing shoes - these can be provided free of charge if you don't have your own

Rucksack
Waterproof jacket
Waterproof trousers
Rock climbing shoes - we can supply you with these at no extra charge if you do not have your own.
Warm, breathable top and comfortable trousers. Wear layers if necessary
Warm hat and gloves
Adequate food and drink to get you through the day. We recommend you bring a water bottle, or a large plastic bottle of mineral water
Sunglasses and suncream depending on the weather
Personal medication and first aid kit (plasters, headache tablets, etc)

We provide all technical equipment including ropes, harnesses and helmets.

Full kit as per Navigation Courses and Guided Walks (see above)
Small backpacking style tent (you're the one carrying it so we recommend something fairly small and light!)
Sleeping bag appropriate to the time of year
Camping Stove and cooking utensils
Food and water to cover full duration of your camping trip