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Welcome to the web site of the Reading Mountaineering Club.
We are a large group of people (currently over 105 members) who are passionate about all aspects of mountaineering and crag activities, including climbing, walking, trekking and skiing. The range of interests and abilities is wide, with most people doing a mixture of walking, climbing and skiing depending on the weather and the season.

    Next pub meet:      on: Wednesday 21st May at: The Calcot Hotel, Reading, RG31 7QN ... click here for detailed map ... to arrange details for the trip to the Lakes (May 24th-26th)      And the one after:      on: Wednesday 11th June to arrange details for the trip to Yorkshire (June 14th-15th).      Other news:      RMC social cycle ride on Wednesday 18th June - 3 pubs / 20 miles - contact Louise for more information

Outside the Whillans Hut in the Roaches, Peak District
The club has a large active membership with trips to crags, mountain areas and indoor walls taking place throughout the year. Longer range trips are also arranged amongst members (e.g. climbing or trekking trips to Nepal, Africa, Europe).
The club also has a lively social itinerary with cycle rides (road and off-road), 10-pin bowling and visits to local curry houses.

Taken by: Sarah Ireland, category : Landscape - Norway New Year Taken by: Simon Chetwynd, category : Membership Card Taken by: Nicole Jaitner, category : Embarrassing moments
Taken by: Darren Worthy, category : Action Taken by: Simon Chetwynd, category : 2007 Taken by: Simon Chetwynd, category : RMC 50th

  New books and DVDs in the library - including a book on Scrambles and Easy Climbs in Snowdonia (plus what to do on a wet day) plus 2 DVD's, "Jack Osbourne - Adrenaline Junkie" - watch Jack’s transformation from celebrity brat to rugged man as he climbs one of the most extreme rock climbing challenges, El Capitan in Yosemite National Park, and "E11- The Hardest Traditional Rock Climb in the World" - watch Dave MacLeod attempting to becoming the first to climb an E11, 7a.
Mugshots of the committee added - click here !
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