Timing tide times, judging swell, off / on-shore winds, and committing to that specific abseil point - all add to the "joy"of sea cliff climbing. Whether it's been Anglesey or Pembroke - 2026 has started well! Also great to have our prospective members experiencing their first sea cliff adventures too. To be honest, more typical Welsh "tepid" rather than "hot" rock conditions were appealing at times! Thank goodness for good swimming conditions. Crags climbed by various member

The annual Longtown Mountain Rescue team's fundraiser - who wouldn't want to run / walk the 50 km / 30 km routes? Open the link to find out more ........ Thanks to all the participants for their photos and enthusiasm!

The WMC Alps trip - this year Netty suggested camping in Mayrhofen in Austria - for fun for all the family. Here's a glimpse of what we...

An article from our club magazine achive on the Tranter round, Glen Nevis, Scotland

Our newest members share their experiences about the joining process and becoming a new member. So, what motivated or inspired you to...

Below are pictures of the guide book, now long out of print, and an excerpt from a 1970 WMC Magazine Charlie T Shaw, Chas to his mates,...

Our newest members share their experiences about the joining process and becoming a new member So, Chris what motivated or inspired you...

A tribute to Martin Watton 1951 to 2023 WMC Chair 1977 & 1979 I think it was the end of winter in the late 70s Martin and I were on a WMC...

Mike Burt was a long-standing member of the Climbers’ Club and the Wolverhampton Mountaineering Club, and was liked and respected by...

Worcestershire: Malvern Hills It was during my mid-week birthday walk across the top of the Malvern Hills which was a mild winter’s day...