Like climbing or the mountains? Love social media and fun events? If that sounds like you, then come and work for the BMC in Manchester. We're looking for someone to join our marketing and communications team.
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The BMC British Bouldering Championships returns to centre stage, right in the heart of Sheffield city centre at Devonshire Green, on 8-9 July. Enter now and test your mettle alongside some of the UK's best talent in this senior-only, IFSC Boulder World Cup style event spread over Saturday and Sunday.
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The hardest climb in the UK just got harder. This Sunday, Steve McClure finally climbed his seven-year mega-project at Malham, Rainman, to give the UK its first-ever 9b.
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Fresh from a two-week break, athletes will now be converging on Mumbai, India, for the penultimate round of the IFSC Boulder World Cup 2017. We can’t wait to see what happens, especially as Shauna is moments away from retaining her title as IFSC Boulder World Cup Champion. Will she do it? Watch the livestreams this Sunday 25 June to find out.
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How to protect Southern Sandstone while enjoying its unique, esoteric climbing. We've just launched a newly updated booklet giving advice on how to minimise your impact whilst climbing on Southern Sandstone.
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Members unite under the new BMC Climb tee! Made with certified 100% organic cotton, it's the perfect t-shirt for every supporter of the BMC.
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Not sure if scrambling is for you? Want to give it a try but don't know where to start? Find out everything you need to know from our top five of the best UK scrambles, become an instant convert, and get all the skills from our videos.
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The Depot Climbing Centre in Manchester hosted the 2017 Junior British Bouldering Championships on Saturday 17 June 2017. With a record number of 220 athletes signed up for the 2017 JBBCs the competition was going to be hot in every sense of the word!
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The 29-year-old Catalan mountain runner has just returned from Everest, where he was plagued by surprise 60kph winds and an upset stomach. Despite this, he raced to the summit twice within a week, hoping to set a speed record without using fixed ropes or oxygen. Sarah Stirling interviews to find out how he got on and what his Bob Graham Round plans are.
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