A man wearing a red shirt, black helmet, and yellow backpack is rock climbing on a steep gray rocky surface, holding onto the rocks, with a grassy and rocky landscape below.
Tall, rugged mountain with rocky cliffs under partly cloudy sky, foreground filled with scattered rocks and green grass.

Chasing Classic Rock

This course takes you deep into the heart of it, classic crags, sea cliffs, and mountain routes that have long captured the imaginations of climbers across the world.

Got a dream route you’ve always wanted to tick off?
That elusive line you've stared at in guidebooks for years?
Now’s your chance.

Bring your tick list or your sense of adventure and let’s build a week tailored to your goals. Whether it’s lofty mountain ridges or exposed climbs above the crashing seas of the north coast, we’ll take you there.

A person rock climbing on a steep outdoor cliff, wearing a helmet, harness, and carrying a yellow backpack, with colorful climbing ropes attached.
A person rock climbing on a steep, rocky cliff face under a clear blue sky, using safety gear and a bright yellow climbing rope.
A person in climbing gear, including a helmet, is seated on a steep rock face, secured with safety ropes, under a clear blue sky.

  • PRICE

    guide : client ratios)

    1 day course

    1:1 - £340
    1:2 - £380

    2 day course

    1:1 - £680
    1:2 - £760

    3 day course

    1:1 - £1020
    1:2 - £1140

    4 day course

    1:1 - £1360
    1:2 - £1520

    5 day course

    1:1 - £1700
    1:2 - £1900

    6 day course

    1:1 - £2040
    1:2 - £2280

    7 day course

    1:1 - £2380
    1:2 - £2660

    DATES

    Our courses are fully personalized, delivered on dates that suit you and designed to meet your individual learning goals.

    (Dates can be added on the booking form on checkout)

    LOCATION

    Your guide will discuss timings closer to departure date.

  • PERSONAL KIT TO BRING

    Clothing

    Base & Mid Layers

    • Socks – Medium to thick synthetic or wool/synthetic blend

    • Base Layers – Thermal or moisture-wicking (avoid cotton)

    • Fleece – At least one; consider adding a fleece vest/gilet for extra warmth

    • Extra Layer – Pack an additional fleece or synthetic insulation layer in a waterproof bag

    Outerwear

    • Wind shirt or Softshell Jacket – Ideal for dry conditions

    • Walking Trousers – Polycotton, polyester, or softshell

    • Warm Hat & Gloves

    • Waterproof Jacket & Over trousers – Lightweight shell; trousers should have at least knee-length zips for fitting over boots

    Packing

    • Rucksack – 40–50L capacity, suitable for an overnight bivy

    • Rucksack Liner – Use a strong plastic liner to keep contents dry (avoid external rain covers)

    Extra Essentials

    • Head Torch – With spare batteries

    • First Aid Kit – Small personal kit with blister treatment, medications, suncream, and sunglasses

    • Water Bottles – 1–2L total (consider one bladder + one solid bottle for versatility)

    • Trekking Pole(s) – Optional, but helpful for descents
      (Bring one lightweight, collapsible pole to save space)

    KIT PROVIDED FOR YOUR USE

    • Harness

    • Helmet

    • Karabiner and Sling

    • Belay device and karabiner

    • (sleeping bag and mat can be provided if available)

    All technical climbing equipment—such as ropes and protective gear—is provided by the guide.

  • Book now

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    *This course is booked under our private summer guiding rate