Red Rope - socialist walkers and climbers club

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Red Rope is affiliated to the British Mountaineering Council, the Mountaineering Council of Scotland, the Ramblers Association and the Open Spaces Society.

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Copy of current Monthly Info Sheet as sent to members but minus contact details

Red Rope AGM 28-30 Sept - Hathersage - Booking form here

Read the Red Rope Bulletin - Spring edition No.22

Red Rope is a national walking and climbing club, with members in a dozen regions of the UK. The club has socialist, left-wing and alternative roots – and today’s club is still organised with socialist and green ethics in mind.

We go country walking, hill-walking, rock-climbing, and mountaineering, plus the pub and the teashop of course. There is plenty to join in with, whether you want to really stretch yourself, or just gently explore the outdoors.

There are day events, socials, weekend and longer trips, getting close to wonderful places all over the UK. Recent trips have included winter walking in Scotland, kayaking on the Wye, the annual gathering in the Peaks, tea-shop walks in Shropshire, backpacking in Yorkshire, walks along the Chiltern Way and South Downs.

Beginners are very welcome. You can usually meet your local group at a social or on a walk. Then join the club from this website.

 

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Red Rope has local groups in Bristol, Coventry and Warwickshire, Leicester, London, Manchester, Liverpool and Merseyside , Cumbria and Lancashire, Newcastle and North East England, Sheffield, Birmingham and West Midlands, Bradford and West Yorkshire, and Scotland (Glasgow and Edinburgh).

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