There are several different tickets available for this trip. Passengers pay £43.00 whilst drivers pay £37.00. If you plan on being a 'Free Agent' (accomodation & food only), this will cost £25.00. The price of tickets may change slightly before they go live but this is what we're expecting them to cost at present. See further details on the tickets themselves. If you have any difficulty or worries about being able to pay for the ticket, please apply to the Access Fund.

As per all LUMC trips, Food will be provided over the weekend, with veggie evening meals on the Friday and Saturday nights, alongside basic breakfast and lunch materials to make sandwiches etc. As such, it may be worth bringing some of your favourite snacks of choice to eat when out on the hill (but you'd equally be fine without). If you have any dietary requirements please put it on your info form. 

We aim to be an accesible, inclusive and welcoming society, so if there's anything we can do to help support you over the weekend please let us know! We'll host a pre-trip info meeting (Tuesday 10th June @ 6.30pm in Cavendish Colloquium),  which will be a good oppurtunity to finalise Friday cars, meet people coming on the trip, ask any questions you might have, and start making some climbing plans. It also helps us reduce chaos on the trip, so please come along!

The hut sleeps 43 across several dorms; so at least one of them will be an allocated quiet space for those of you intent on sleeping / wanting an escape from it all. If you want a space in one of these, say so on the info form.

You'll need to bring or borrow:

• Waterproof Coat and Trousers (expect it to be wet!)
• Shorts and warm-weather clothes (expect it to be hot!)
• Suncream
• Hiking Boots or Approach shoes
• Plenty of outdoorsy layers (not jeans); spare layers a good idea.
• Headtorch (+ batteries!)
• Water Bottles (~2L total) 
• Toiletries, towel etc.
• Sleeping bag
• Any climbing gear you own (ie. Shoes, Harness, Helmet etc.); see the info form.
• Rucksack to carry your kit to the crag.

If you don't have access to any of these items, speak to us at the pre-trip meeting and we'll sort you out. Even in Summer, heading into the hills ill-equipped is a spectacularly bad idea and can end badly, so if you come onto the trip without having organised to borrow something you need, we may have to leave you in the hut for the day. Normal climbing kit can be borrowed via the info form.

Any questions please message James Parsons, for accessibility specific questions please message Charlie Douch.

“The BMC recognises that climbing, hill walking and mountaineering are activities with a danger of personal injury or death. Participants in these activities should be aware of and accept these risks and be responsible for their own actions and involvement.” 
By proceeding to buy a ticket, you agree that you have read and understand this statement and will also adher to the club's constitution.