Junior Mountaineering Club of Scotland
(Glasgow Section)

Introduction

The Junior Mountaineering Club of Scotland consists of five Sections, four in Scotland, (Edinburgh, Glasgow, Lochaber, and Perth), and the London Section which has members throughout England. Each of the Sections runs its own affairs and has a separate meets schedule and committee. Once a year a Whole Club AGM occurs and there is an annual joint meet.

The Glasgow Section of the JMCS is an active mountaineering club based in Glasgow. The club holds meets approximately fortnightly throughout the year, with larger gaps in the summer and over the Christmas period. Meets are generally to destinations within Scotland, as far North as Torridon for short weekends, although generally nearer, and to the islands or far North at long weekends. Activities of Club members include rock climbing, ice climbing, (both at all grades), summer and winter hill walking, ski mountaineering, downhill skiing, and road and mountain cycling. Club members are also active abroad during both summer and winter seasons.

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The Glasgow Section of the JMCS owns the Coruisk Memorial Hut on Skye which is available for use by MCofS and BMC affiliated clubs.

Additionally the club has strong links with the SMC Western District and members are invited to SMC lectures and functions throughout the winter season. By special arrangement season tickets to SMC huts are also available giving access to the SMC's Lagangarbh, Ling, Naismith, CIC, and Raeburn huts at a fixed annual fee.

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