BMC - Guidebooks

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The BMC produces definative climbing guides for the Peak District and other areas. These guides feature every route and every boulder problem - can you afford to be without them?

Current Features

Guidebook support downloads

With new BMC guidebooks filling up with features, routes and fun, our beloved little volumes are starting to bulge at the seams. Is there such a thing as too much quality?

Roaches Guide support downloads

Here are the web support downloads for the new Roaches guide.

Roaches 2009 - The best ever

Is it a reprint? Is it an update? Is it the best guide to the western crags that there has ever been? The answer to at least one of those questions is definitely, in big capital letters, YES!

Roaches - circuiteers ahoy!

For anyone who has enjoyed the bouldering circuits that appeared in the latest Stanage guide, then good news. The new Roaches guide has got five of these that will reveal Staffordshire climbing in a new and magical light.

Paddage, waddage and don't be a cabbage

Apparently the sales of ropes have dropped off significantly from Peak District climbing shops, while at the same time, sales staff note that more and more bigger bouldering mats are being sold, and Sheffield Accident and Emergency wards have never had it so good in terms of knackered ankles.

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Gardom's chapter download

BMC Guidebook Co-ordinator

The BMC (British Mountaineering Council) is the representative body that exists to protect the freedoms and promote the interests of climbers, hill walkers and mountaineers, including ski-mountaineers. The BMC recognises that climbing, hill walking and mountaineering are activities with a danger of personal injury or death. Participants in these activities should be aware of and accept these risks and be responsible for their own actions.