The Alpine Club, the world's first mountaineering club, has members from around the world. Since it was founded in 1857 they have
been at the leading edge of worldwide mountaineering development and exploration. We aim to be the club of choice for all mountaineers providing a forum for sharing experiences and information
Pork Out at the AC President's Welsh Hog Roast and Meet
Members and their guests only for Dinner,
numbers limited to 50. All welcome at Bar after.
Tickets available on enquiry to the Office admin@alpine-club.org.uk
Information on accommodation and meet activities from Anna Seale annaseale@hotmail.com
Membership Categories
Full
Aspirant
Associate
Experienced Mountaineers
Two or more alpine routes
Friends, scholars, writers
artists, armchair mountaineers
Fees: £30 (under 30) £42 (over 65) £50 (rest)
Vacancies
Open to Members
Meets Secretary/Assistant Meets Secretary
Business Manager
Bookings Manager
Applications Secretary
For more details see Notices Page
Report on this unfrequented
Andean mountain range
(right) and details of other
supported expeditions ...
An account of the Spring 2011 ski-mountaineering expedition to the highest summits of the Mongolian Altai.
During the trip the team were stopped by the police, visited by a mysterious balaclava wearing member of the British security service...
Six local AC members will give short presentations of some of their most memorable trips from around the world.
500 pages of mountains and mountaineers - the best and biggest journal in the world
£26 plus p. and p. / Free to Members
Andy Cave (far right) has replaced Simon Yates as one of the Club's Vice Presidents. Anna Seale is the elected member succeeding Dave Wynne-Jones.
Many thanks to Simon and Dave for their sterling contribution.
