Mountain and Glen are a small, friendly provider of walking adventures, charity events and Three Peaks Challenges across Britain, Ireland and the French Alps.
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- Winter Ben Nevis
Lochaber
27 декабря 2009 г. в 18:00 - Winter Ben Nevis
Fort William area
8 января 2010 г. в 17:00 - Alpine Ice Challenge 2010
French Alps
22 января 2010 г. в 0:00 - Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge
Horton-in-Ribblesdale
24 апреля 2010 г. в 6:00 - Charity Yorkshire Three Peaks ...
Horton-in-Ribblesdale
17 июля 2010 г. в 6:00
Mountain and Glen
Mountain and Glen
The Yorkshire Three Peaks 12hr Challenge takes place in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, an area of brooding fells, broad green dales and spectacular waterfalls! The park is dominated by the wild peaks of Pen-y-ghent (694m/2276 ft), Whernside (736m/2414ft) and Ingleborough (724m/2375ft).
Raise money for the charity of… your choice. We currently have participants raising funds for the Anthony Nolan Trust and Epilepsy Action taking part.
The Challenge is to follow a circular route of around 40 km/25 miles over these three peaks in twelve hours. The start and finish are situated in the picturesque village of Horton-in-Ribblesdale. This popular stopover for long distance walkers on the Pennine Way is located on the B6479, around 6 miles north of Settle and the A65, and has its own station on the Settle to Carlisle Railway.
We meet at 0600 hrs outside the Golden Lion Hotel, Horton-in-Ribblesdale. You will be introduced to your Mountain Leader and given a safety brief and kit check.
Aiming to start around 0700 hrs, you will first head for Pen-Y-Ghent (694m/2276ft), utilising parts of the Pennine Way. This is a fairly steep ascent and can be a shock to the system so early in the morning! From the simmit you will descend before heading over to Ribblehead via the local Mosses which cover the low Dales. A short section of this route follows the B6479 road.
As your second peak comes into view, you will also see the Ribblehead Viaduct, made famous by the opening credits of ITV's "Emmerdale"! The route then follows the Settle to Carlisle railway for a while, before starting the climb to the second summit of the route, Whernside (736m/2414ft).
The route then drops down to Chapel-le-Dale, before the final climb of the day up to Ingleborough (724m/2375ft). From here it's a steady descent back towards Horton in Ribblesdale, where food and refreshments await!
See www.mountainandglen.com for more detailsПодробнее
Raise money for the charity of… your choice. We currently have participants raising funds for the Anthony Nolan Trust and Epilepsy Action taking part.
The Challenge is to follow a circular route of around 40 km/25 miles over these three peaks in twelve hours. The start and finish are situated in the picturesque village of Horton-in-Ribblesdale. This popular stopover for long distance walkers on the Pennine Way is located on the B6479, around 6 miles north of Settle and the A65, and has its own station on the Settle to Carlisle Railway.
We meet at 0600 hrs outside the Golden Lion Hotel, Horton-in-Ribblesdale. You will be introduced to your Mountain Leader and given a safety brief and kit check.
Aiming to start around 0700 hrs, you will first head for Pen-Y-Ghent (694m/2276ft), utilising parts of the Pennine Way. This is a fairly steep ascent and can be a shock to the system so early in the morning! From the simmit you will descend before heading over to Ribblehead via the local Mosses which cover the low Dales. A short section of this route follows the B6479 road.
As your second peak comes into view, you will also see the Ribblehead Viaduct, made famous by the opening credits of ITV's "Emmerdale"! The route then follows the Settle to Carlisle railway for a while, before starting the climb to the second summit of the route, Whernside (736m/2414ft).
The route then drops down to Chapel-le-Dale, before the final climb of the day up to Ingleborough (724m/2375ft). From here it's a steady descent back towards Horton in Ribblesdale, where food and refreshments await!
See www.mountainandglen.com for more detailsПодробнее
Open Charity event
Время:17 июля 2010 г. 6:00
Место проведения:Horton-in-Ribblesdale
Mountain and Glen
The Yorkshire Three Peaks 12hr Challenge takes place in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, an area of brooding fells, broad green dales and spectacular waterfalls! The park is dominated by the wild peaks of Pen-y-ghent (694m/2276 ft), Whernside (736m/2414ft) and Ingleborough (724m/2375ft).
The Challenge is to follow a… circular route of around 40 km/25 miles over these three peaks in twelve hours. The start and finish are situated in the picturesque village of Horton-in-Ribblesdale. This popular stopover for long distance walkers on the Pennine Way is located on the B6479, around 6 miles north of Settle and the A65, and has its own station on the Settle to Carlisle Railway.
We meet at 0600 hrs outside the Golden Lion Hotel, Horton-in-Ribblesdale. You will be introduced to your Mountain Leader and given a safety brief and kit check.
Aiming to start around 0700 hrs, you will first head for Pen-Y-Ghent (694m/2276ft), utilising parts of the Pennine Way. This is a fairly steep ascent and can be a shock to the system so early in the morning! From the simmit you will descend before heading over to Ribblehead via the local Mosses which cover the low Dales. A short section of this route follows the B6479 road.
As your second peak comes into view, you will also see the Ribblehead Viaduct, made famous by the opening credits of ITV's "Emmerdale"! The route then follows the Settle to Carlisle railway for a while, before starting the climb to the second summit of the route, Whernside (736m/2414ft).
The route then drops down to Chapel-le-Dale, before the final climb of the day up to Ingleborough (724m/2375ft). From here it's a steady descent back towards Horton in Ribblesdale, where food and refreshments await!
Cost - £115 per person. Special deal for facebook friends
See www.mountainandglen.com for more detailsПодробнее
The Challenge is to follow a… circular route of around 40 km/25 miles over these three peaks in twelve hours. The start and finish are situated in the picturesque village of Horton-in-Ribblesdale. This popular stopover for long distance walkers on the Pennine Way is located on the B6479, around 6 miles north of Settle and the A65, and has its own station on the Settle to Carlisle Railway.
We meet at 0600 hrs outside the Golden Lion Hotel, Horton-in-Ribblesdale. You will be introduced to your Mountain Leader and given a safety brief and kit check.
Aiming to start around 0700 hrs, you will first head for Pen-Y-Ghent (694m/2276ft), utilising parts of the Pennine Way. This is a fairly steep ascent and can be a shock to the system so early in the morning! From the simmit you will descend before heading over to Ribblehead via the local Mosses which cover the low Dales. A short section of this route follows the B6479 road.
As your second peak comes into view, you will also see the Ribblehead Viaduct, made famous by the opening credits of ITV's "Emmerdale"! The route then follows the Settle to Carlisle railway for a while, before starting the climb to the second summit of the route, Whernside (736m/2414ft).
The route then drops down to Chapel-le-Dale, before the final climb of the day up to Ingleborough (724m/2375ft). From here it's a steady descent back towards Horton in Ribblesdale, where food and refreshments await!
Cost - £115 per person. Special deal for facebook friends
See www.mountainandglen.com for more detailsПодробнее
Great training for the National Three Peaks Challenge!
Время:24 апреля 2010 г. 6:00
Место проведения:Horton-in-Ribblesdale
Mountain and Glen
Duration: 3 days
Friday evening - We assemble at your accommodation for a briefing on the weekend's programme and to check kit.
Saturday - A full day's winter skills training high up in the Nevis Range. You'll learn all you need to know including ice axe arrests, crampon techniques, route selection and avalanche awarene…ss. Depending on the weather, this may involve a picturesque Gondola ride onto Aonach Mor! On completion we head back to civilisation and warmth for a debrief and discussion of Sunday's ascent.
Sunday - After breakfast we head to Glen Nevis, from where we begin our ascent of Ben Nevis via the Carn Mor Dearg Arete. This route should give us the best snow and will offer stunning views of the Ben's magnificent north face which has some of the best winter climbing routes in Europe!
Cost - £299 per person.
See http://www.mountainandglen.com for more details/T&CsПодробнее
Friday evening - We assemble at your accommodation for a briefing on the weekend's programme and to check kit.
Saturday - A full day's winter skills training high up in the Nevis Range. You'll learn all you need to know including ice axe arrests, crampon techniques, route selection and avalanche awarene…ss. Depending on the weather, this may involve a picturesque Gondola ride onto Aonach Mor! On completion we head back to civilisation and warmth for a debrief and discussion of Sunday's ascent.
Sunday - After breakfast we head to Glen Nevis, from where we begin our ascent of Ben Nevis via the Carn Mor Dearg Arete. This route should give us the best snow and will offer stunning views of the Ben's magnificent north face which has some of the best winter climbing routes in Europe!
Cost - £299 per person.
See http://www.mountainandglen.com for more details/T&CsПодробнее
The most fun you can have with your crampons on!
Время:27 декабря 2009 г. 18:00
Место проведения:Lochaber
Mountain and Glen Three Peaks 2010
Источник: www.mountainandglen.com
Mountain and Glen offer a fantastic range of guided walking adventures and hillwalking holidays, including the famous Three Peaks Challenge.
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Come fly with us!
Alpine Ice Challenge, January 2010. Only one date now available - don't miss out!
Mountain and Glen A fantastic Three Peaks Challenge last weekend with the Perfect UK team! Well done Darren! A superb effort from a the team. Great fun, great company, great event!
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We are delighted to announce that we have secured sponsorship from Quality Nutritional Technology (QNT).QNT are suppliers of the premium range of sports nutritional products in the UK, and are part of the Perfect UK group. Company directors include Olympians Colin Jackson CBE, Mark Foster and Sharron Davies MBE. Mounta…in and Glen will be providing QNT energy and recovery products to all participants on our Challenges in 2010.We look forward to a long and productive association with QNT.For more details visit www.qntuk.com http://www.qntuk.comПодробнее
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Join our fantastic winter adventure and learn how to walk safely in winter with the expert guidance of our professional leaders!
Friday evening - We assemble at your accommodation for a briefing on the weekend's programme and to check kit.
Saturday - A full day's winter skills training high up in the Nevis Range. You'll… learn all you need to know including ice axe arrests, crampon techniques, route selection and avalanche awareness. Depending on the weather, this may involve a picturesque Gondola ride onto Aonach Mor! On completion we head back to civilisation and warmth for a debrief and discussion of Sunday's ascent.
Sunday - After breakfast we head to Glen Nevis, from where we begin our ascent of Ben Nevis via the Carn Mor Dearg Arete. This route should give us the best snow and will offer stunning views of the Ben's magnificent north face which has some of the best winter climbing routes in Europe!
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Friday evening - We assemble at your accommodation for a briefing on the weekend's programme and to check kit.
Saturday - A full day's winter skills training high up in the Nevis Range. You'll… learn all you need to know including ice axe arrests, crampon techniques, route selection and avalanche awareness. Depending on the weather, this may involve a picturesque Gondola ride onto Aonach Mor! On completion we head back to civilisation and warmth for a debrief and discussion of Sunday's ascent.
Sunday - After breakfast we head to Glen Nevis, from where we begin our ascent of Ben Nevis via the Carn Mor Dearg Arete. This route should give us the best snow and will offer stunning views of the Ben's magnificent north face which has some of the best winter climbing routes in Europe!
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A superb winter weekend!
Время:8 января 2010 г. 17:00
Место проведения:Fort William area
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Mountain and Glen Olympic Silver medallist and former world indoor 400 metre champion Jamie Baulch successfully completes the Three Peaks Challenge with Mountain and Glen
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Ben Nevis is 1344 metres, Scafell Pike is 978 metres and Mount Snowdon is 1085 metres; Would you accept the challenge of scaling the three highest peaks in Scotland, England and Wales in 24 hours? You do the walking, we guide you, transport you, feed you, advise and encourage you!
Call or email us today to book you place.
Prices at www.mountainandglen.com
3 Peaks, 3407 metres, 24 Hours
Время:29 августа 2009 г. 12:00
Место проведения:Fort William, Wasdale Head and Llanberis
Mountain and Glen We are running various Three Peaks events in 2009. Here's a taste of them!
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