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Morocco Feb 2026 Trip Report
This late winter trip to the Anti-Atlas came about from the coalescence of psych off the back of an excellent weeks climbing there in November 2025 and from Matt Langley’s forum post calling for a hot rock trip in February 2026. Paul Kidd on the steep hand/fist crack of Desert Storm E3 After a bleak 6 week period of near non-stop rain in Bristol, 9 of AMC’s finest adventurers and slab crack climbing legends assembled at Bristol Airport at the ungodly hour of 4am ready to fly

Simon Perrett
Mar 93 min read


A Selection of Winter Adventures – January look back
January delivered in style. As soon as temperatures dropped and snow started settling, AMC members scattered to the winds chasing spindrift, frozen turf, steep ice and snowy ridges. What follows is just a snapshot of some of the winter adventures that unfolded across Scotland and Wales In January with plenty more we didn’t manage to capture! Scotland: Wind, Ice & Proper Winter Adam and Jake made the most of two strong days climbing Curved Ridge and North Buttress Ridge. Their

Adam Walker
Feb 154 min read


Yosemite and Indian Creek 2025
We’ve all seen the movies, the photos and the online stoke… A group of 5 of us (Robin L, Geoff B, George P, Seb S, Paul K.) from AMC headed off to Yosemite valley for the bulk of October to experience it for real. Geoff and Seb headed out early in September and took in a hot Indian Creek to dial in their crack jamming. Arriving in the valley in early October, we had the usual humbling of Brit climbers thinking they can knock a few grades off their UK version and climb 40m lon
George Palmer
Jan 216 min read


Border Hopping in the Alps
Mon Viso by moonlight Back in 2022 Lisa (your secretary) broke her ankle in about the worst way you can, while climbing in Chamonix. Its been a long hard road with multiple operations but the trip that follows is a true return and surpassing of previous form for her and healing for us both. 2025 weather wasn't on our side for trips, so much so we switched up the Cuillin for Norfolk. We were therefore both keen to get something done before close of the summer. The decision w

Jamie Evans
Oct 23, 20253 min read


Matterhorn Madness!
Pano on the summit of the Matterhorn A group of us had set our sights on climbing the Matterhorn this year, an idea sparked after completing the Royal Traverse and summiting Mont Blanc. As plans evolved, only Rich and I remained, undeterred and ready to take on the Italian route via the Lion’s Ridge. Slightly harder than the Swiss side and less crowded, it offered a more adventurous experience. We flew into Milan and drove to Cervinia, staying at Camping Glair , a peaceful s

Adam Walker
Sep 14, 20254 min read
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