How to Join
While the club welcomes new members, even people with little or no experience, we do expect them to have a reasonable level of fitness.
Occasionally someone will turn up who is not fit enough to complete a walk and this can be frustrating, both for the group and the individual. It can also be very demoralising for that person, and may put them off hill walking altogether.
We don’t want you to feel under pressure on your first walk, so we would ask that you build up your fitness before attending your first walk.
If you are new to walking or inexperienced we would recommend that you speak to Keith Moody (on 0141 942 9406) in the first instance to ascertain which walks would be most suitable for you to attend. In most cases he will recommend a C grade or B grade walk.
Occasionally someone will turn up who is not fit enough to complete a walk and this can be frustrating, both for the group and the individual. It can also be very demoralising for that person, and may put them off hill walking altogether.
We don’t want you to feel under pressure on your first walk, so we would ask that you build up your fitness before attending your first walk.
If you are new to walking or inexperienced we would recommend that you speak to Keith Moody (on 0141 942 9406) in the first instance to ascertain which walks would be most suitable for you to attend. In most cases he will recommend a C grade or B grade walk.
Experienced walkers who wish to attend the Sunday 'A' walks are asked to speak to the Sunday secretary, John Moore prior to coming on their first walk (0141 647 5133).
Frequently asked questions:
What benefits are there from my membership?
How does the club get to the hills?
It would be helpful if members supplied details of someone to contact in case of an accident or emergency. You can download an emergency contact form at the bottom of the page.