Outside of official Club events, the Club offers members the opportunity
to advertise certain events that they organise themselves that are unofficial
events.
They are not Club events and can take many forms, from
informal gatherings in campsites to expeditions to remote areas.
Members intending to participate in these non-Club events must accept that any arrangement is between them and the organiser of the proposed event, not with AAC(UK). When such an event is arranged through, and monies paid to, a tour operator, the tour operator is the organiser, not the member initiating the event. If the event is a package within the definition of the Package Travel and Linked Travel Arrangements Regulations 2018 (PHR), AAC(UK) recommends that such an organiser should be a PHR-compliant tour operator and, if appropriate, ATOL bonded (where a UK tour operator includes air travel in the package).
Members wishing to contact other members to set up
independent activities such as hikes, rides and scrambles at short notice can also
do so through the AAC(UK)
Members Group on Facebook or on of the many regional WhatsApp groups.
AAC(UK) cannot vouch for the validity of any information
provided for these events. Nevertheless, members wishing to invite other
members to join them on specific events by advertising in this section of the
Calendar should send their Calendar entry, and a copy of the information they
will be supplying to enquirers (this is purely to check that the Club’s name is
not misused), to the AAC(UK) Office at aac.office@aacuk.org.uk.
The Club, its officers, Board and Alpine Team members and
persons acting on behalf of the Club cannot be held liable for any loss or
injury occurring to any participant while taking part in these non-Club
activities.
If you wish to organise a MENOC please read the MENOC protocol.
AAC(UK) member, Agustin, is the founder of ‘Climbout’, the UK’s first queer climbing festival, celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, climbing and joy! Taking place in Thornbridge in the Peak District, for more info see The Queer Climbing Festival (climbout.org).
Please log in to My.Britannia for booking details.
The AAC(UK) recognises that climbing, hill and country walking, mountaineering, mountain biking and snow sports 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, involvement and safety; they should take care to only participate in activities that are within their own abilities, fitness and experience, and for which they have the appropriate clothing and equipment.
The Club, its officers, Board and Alpine Team members and persons acting on behalf of the Club cannot be held liable for any loss or injury occurring to any participant while taking part in these non-Club activities.