National Gathering 2024
In 2024 we returned to Thornbridge Outdoors, near Bakewell, staying in the Lodge which was a purpose built cabin that had large bunks and plenty of room and was popular. […]
Traditionally we have published trip reports in our Red Rope Bulletin magazine.
However some have made it on to the website as posts.
They are listed here – definitely a work in progress
In 2024 we returned to Thornbridge Outdoors, near Bakewell, staying in the Lodge which was a purpose built cabin that had large bunks and plenty of room and was popular. […]
Post walk drinks outside Loch Fyne Ales Trip Report You know how it goes: 8 people ( Sarah, Steve, Pete, John, Janey, Jane, Damien and Yvonne) spent a week in
Red Rope Trip Report, Aviemore, 15-22 March 2025 This was my first ever trip to Scotland in winter, apart from the previous week at the Red Rope trip in Killin,
“Torridon sparkled for us in early June. Mountains rising steeply from sea level have just enough green to draw you upwards for the rewards of tiny flowers in rocky crevices,
An enjoyable week in The Lakes at a lovely time of year. Nine of us stayed at the Longthwaite farmhouse and did a range of routes in different groupings. We
Twelve intrepid Red Ropers from all parts of this island attended the National Winter trip near Aviemore in late February. I put the word ‘hut’ in inverted commas, as not
A full report of the recent week-long trip to Ivy Cottage, Spean Bridge in Scotland 2020 is available below. Inspiring images and personal accounts from Sarah, Brian, Becky, John, Uta,
National trip to the Climbers Club Hut, Bosigran, Cornwall, 14-21 October 2017 When I first enquired about this trip, the organiser, Pravin, described it as a great hut in a
Beddgelert: hut good, weather *%#! For a Leicester regional trip the March 2017 weekend at the excellent LMC ‘Cae Ysgubor’ hut in Beddgelert, – in which RR is a junior
13 people from a variety of Red Rope regions were very lucky with perfect weather on this West Midlands trip, walking part of the Beacons Way in the Brecon Beacons,