Thinking of booking a climbing course with us? Let’s see what a typical day out in The Peak District involves…

Worry no more and allow us to help with our simple guide to assembling your first trad rack

The Devil's Arse as it is known locally is largest natural cave entrance in Britain. Quite large, yes. But what has this to do with choosing a climbing rope you may wonder?

Our caving courses are popular all year – and why not? It’s a steady 8°c – 12°c underground, it never rains and we're blessed with wonderful caves providing endless possibilities.

The weather doesn't always work in our favour and a days climbing can easily be spoiled by too much rain, wind or even (occasionally!) sun!

Though still a niche sport, caving offers huge variety, on the one hand combining the best of climbing, scrambling, canyoning and abseiling, on the other interest, discovery and learning.

It's super important to correct all of those bad habits we've picked up pulling skids in car parks with our mates. So in order to help get you started, here’s my 5 Top Tips for Beginners