Scrambling Course in Málaga

Scrambling lies somewhere between hiking and rock climbing, and is the next logical progression in the transition from being a hillwalker to becoming a mountaineer. Scrambling routes can vary from short easy climbs with plenty of escape routes and very little use of the hands to long hard ridgelines with plenty of exposure using actual climbing techniques with ropes and belays.
If you have aspirations to mountaineer in the Alps or the Greater Ranges, this course will also give you a solid base on which to make that step, as many of the techniques you’ll learn on the course are the same techniques you would use in the Alps.

Scrambling lies somewhere between hiking and rock climbing, and is the next logical progression in the transition from being a hillwalker to becoming a mountaineer. Scrambling routes can vary from short easy climbs with plenty of escape routes and very little use of the hands to long hard ridgelines with plenty of exposure using actual climbing techniques with ropes and belays.
Scrambling Course Content
The following are the very basics you’ll learn on one of our Scrambling Courses; based on time and your prior experience we can cover much more. If you’re an intermediate or advanced scrambler who wants to improve a particular aspect of your technique, brush up on your rope-work or simply train for a trip to the Alps or beyond, we’re always happy to tailor an individual course to your needs.
- Choosing equipment – What you really need
- Route selection and map reading
- Interpretation of guidebooks
- Safe Movement skills
- Knot tips and Rope work tricks
- Short-roping as a team of 2 or 3
- Natural Protection and how to use it
- Best Anchor and belay practices
- Safe Abseil/Rappelling techniques
- Putting safe systems in place
- Lots and Lots and Lots of Scrambling



