Climb - Peak District 2 days
23-25 June 2025
Outdoor Climbing in the Land Of Gritstone
Yorkshire climbing is a bit different; its all angles and friction. One you get used to it you love it.
Beautiful surroundings
Great expansese of moors with these wonderfull long cliffs just appearing
Ideal for people confident they enjoy climbing
You don't need to own or have any previous skills but having tried climbing perhaps indoors first is ideal
Improve your climbing
With a high instructor to client ratio, there are lots of opportunities to get some coaching and improve your technique
This trip is fine for:
Autism
Down's Syndrome
Have a visual impairment and want to come alone
Speech Impairments
Visual impairment and your own guide
Space and calm needs
Amputees
Older people
Walking sticks or aids
Sports Chair users
Tourettes syndrome
Hearing needs
Amputees
Older people
Walking sticks or aids
Those with an assistance dog
Normally have full time support
Manual Chair users
Speak to us if you:
Need to make arrangements for an assistance dog
Normally have full time support
Use an electric wheelchair
Are an essential chair user
Need head support
Primarily communicate using sign language
Use a hoist to transfer
Some climbing, some good food and some chilling
Great fun with like-minded adventurers sampling some Peaks rocks
Were looking forawwerd to welcoming you to our first inclusive peak district climbing weekend.
2 days of tackling the unique climbing the peaks offers.
Were centring on the Roahces climbing area this time. The Roaches have allot going from them in terms of accessiblity and parking. The climbs are close by over 50-300 meters of rough ground btween the climbs and hut . This is pretty special - to have qulity rock with a stones throw of where we are sleeping.
Push your climbing boundaries
in a supportive and adaptive environment
We love taking people further - perhaps you climb weekly indoors, or have tried it at another event or perhaps you haven't realised that rock climbing is open to you.
Come join us to meet people of a similar mindset and learn about some of the techniques and equipment that can take you further in your climbing.
Climbers hut nights
Friendly campsite for relaxed down time
We have a great hut lined up for the nights - a memorial to a legondasry climber of this area: Don Willian
With indoor toilets and showers, comfy pads on sleeping patforms and sharing an evening meal, staying over really makes the experience for many.
Making Climbing Inclusive
How we adapt climbing to your needs
We can't list everything here but below is a summary of our top enablement tools.
Progress capture
We can adjust the belay system to capture any progress you make so if you gain a centimetre you get to keep that progress.
Effective weight reduction
We can adjust the rope systems so that a proportion of your weight is taken off your hands and feet so you require less power to ascend
Alternative harnesses
We have comfy padded standard climbing harnesses, as well as full-body harnesses, seated harnesses and sling-type harnesses.
Alongside support
We can send another climber alongside to help with positioning or understanding transitions.
Radio headsets
We can talk you through the position of holds and get in the right position straight to headphones or via bluetooth to your hearing aid. This is great for enabling visually impaired people, those who need to focus on a single voice as well as those who would struggle to hear instructions
No fiddle links
We have key lock carabiners for those who may fiddle or try and undo equipment
Back Roping
We can attach a second rope to your back to aid in orientating your body to the rock. We can also use a backdrop to deliver someone with a consciousness-limiting or seizure-causing condition very quickly to the ground.
Peaks Climbing Weekend
Dates and Costs
2 days climbing
23-25 June 2025
£314pp
Include 2 nights of accommodation: fees, equipment and meals.
Arrivals : 23 June 2025 16:00
Don Willand Hut near Leek
Depart From the Hut on 25 June 16:00
What is included?
Lunches every climbing day
All technical equipment
British qualified climbing instructors
Dinners, lunch and breakfasts
What do we actually do
Teach and refresh the basics of climbing safety
Belay each other
Do lots of climbing
Help you improve your climbing with some coaching
If the weather's poor we will go inside for some of the time
Have a laugh as a friendly welcoming group of like minded people
Peaks Climbing Accessibility Statement
Vision
Suitable for people able to navigate short stretches of rough ground unaided and longer walks with assistance
Or
Come with an adventure buddy
Or
Arrange an Anyone Can volunteer guide
Aassistance is available for support on and off the rock
Asistnace dogs welcome
We can climb along side to assist or meet at the top of a climb to facilitate lowering
We can supply headsets and radios to allow clear calm communication to guide you .
Cognition
Suitable for those able to self manage without dedicated support or with a dedicated carer (who could drive between sites)
Participants should be capable of understanding and acting appropriately around stoves, and unfenced edges without constant supervision
Or
Come with an adventure buddy
We can climb along side to assist or meet at the top of a climb to facilitate lowering
We can support with well-paced briefings and practices
We can supply headsets and radios to allow clear calm communication to guide you
We will help with meals, reminding about medications etc
Mobility
The hut via is step access and the sleeping rooms are up a narrow steep stair case.
Toilet facilities are awkward at best.
Access to the climbs is over bouldery terrain
We have adaptive harnesses, grip aids, and effort reduction pullys
We can climb alongside, reduce your effective weight and assist your balance with a tail rope
Auditory
Suitable for people with most auditory impairments that do not require signing to communicate
Or
Come with an adventure buddy
Or
Arrange an Anyone Can volunteer guide
We have radios and Tloop transmission units to aid hearing when seperated in differing boats
A BSL assistant instructor is occasionally available
Sounds great - let's do it
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