The Hillwalker’s Guide to Mountaineering - Essential Skills

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The Hillwalker's Guide to Mountaineering features the techniques, gear and approaches that the active and ambitious hillwalker needs to be equipped with to competently tackle Britain’s classic mountaineering challenges. Covers the use of the rope to abseil, belay and protect ascents and descents, placement of protection, gear selection, navigation, survival, scrambling and first aid skills.
 

The Hillwalker’s Guide to Mountaineering

Essential Skills for Britain’s classic routes
Authors
Terry Adby
Stuart Johnston
Cover
Paperback - Laminated
Edition
First
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ISBN_13
9781852843939
Availability
Reprinted

Price

£14.00

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Seasons
Covers techniques and skills for most seasons, accepting that winter conditions require a considerably greater level of skill.
Centres
Routes in Wales, Lake District and Scotland.
Difficulty
Varying difficulty covering routes from Grade 2 scrambling to full sustained rock climbing on Tower Ridge.
Must See
Progressing your skills and achieving your goals, in safety.
 
 

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