Scrambling (noun) /ˈskramblɪŋ/: ‘A walk up steep terrain involving the use of one’s hands’

Scrambling bridges the gap between hiking and climbing; when terrain is too steep to walk on but not steep enough to require the use of ropes and climbing gear. There’s nothing quite like the feeling of getting your hands on the rock. Scrambling is one of most enjoyable ways to scale a mountain and there’s no doubt you’ll come away feeling like a true mountaineer. 

​Our all-inclusive group scrambling trips are limited to just eight people and include travel from London, accommodation and breakfasts and lunches (so you’ll only need money for those pub dinners!). And every trip is led by a qualified and experienced guide whose primary aim is keeping you safe. 

If there’s a particular scrambling route you’d love to try but you don’t see it listed in our trips below, or if you’d like to book a private scrambling trip for you and your friends, feel free to get in touch and we’d be happy to arrange a bespoke trip.