BMC Events
Events by discipline
BMC Events Calendar
Winter Lecture Series
December 2026
Brush up on your winter walking skills or learn something brand new with winter mountaineers Sam Leary and Mick Jones, and build your knowledge, confidence and skills for the season ahead.
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BMC Huts Seminar
Saturday 6 - Sunday 7 February 2027
Calling all hut custodians, secretaries, wardens, and treasurers! Join us at the BMC Huts Seminar on 6 - 7 February 2027 at Plas y Brenin in North Wales & online.
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SOCIAL WALKS
Peak Area Walks
Inspired by our sponsored Wildfire Walk last May, BMC Peak District Hill Walking Rep, Alex Davis-Ward, has created an 18 mile fundraising Challenge Walk - to race the sun on one of the shortest days this winter.
Hill Walking
A free beginner-friendly, two-hour mini skills session designed to give you the confidence to get outdoors and complete your first walk.
Hill Walking
A free beginner-friendly, two-hour mini skills session designed to give you the confidence to get outdoors and complete your first walk.
Hill Walking
Come join us for Christmas festivities with the Mountain Accordion Man (Carmine De Grandis) and support Climbers Against Cancer!
Local Area Meetings
Area Meetings
Come to our next gathering of North Wales climbers and walkers and get involved in the BMC.
Area Meetings
Join us for the Midlands Area meeting
Area Meetings
Join the BMC London & South East Area meeting
VOLUNTEER CONSERVATION DAYS
Conservation Events
Help to preserve the upland environment by joining a team of BMC volunteers in the Lake District 5th - 7th October 2026.
Access & Conservation
Come join us on Thurs 22nd October on Kinder Scout for a fun day of planting Sphagnum Moss to help restore the local ecosystem!
Access & Conservation
Come join us on Thurs 19th November on Kinder Scout for a fun day of planting Sphagnum Moss to help restore the local ecosystem!
The Climate Project Events
Join other BMC members to help National Trust with conservation work on or on the margins of one of the Peak District’s high moor tops, in the vicinity of the Upper Derwent Valley (or on northern Kinder Scout). The work will most likely consist of an activity such as Sitka Spruce (an invasive species) tree removal or Sphagnum Moss planting or tree maintenance (such as guard removal). This is a valuable opportunity to give something back to our treasured uplands and at the same time learn a little about moorland conservation!
Want to organise a BMC Event? Click here to find out how.
Events that need approval are events run by BMC Areas that have an outdoor element to them, such as crag clean-ups, walking or climbing events and festivals, BMC youth meets and GB Climbing events.