Since 1992 the IMC has been a place for hill walkers, mountaineers and climbers to:
- Meet Like Minded People and Make New Friends
- See New Places and Do New Things
- Learn New Skills
- Save Money on Trips and Equipment
- Have Fun !
We’re a sociable and supportive club with a lot of combined experience – get in touch to find out how you can join in and enjoy the outdoors with us.
Latest News
- Mission Idwal Slabs
The Mission that we accepted was an assault on the famous Idwal Slabs - The Journey to Twistleton Scar
Jarratt picked me up around 08:00. He got out and doffed his cap whilst voicing a cheerful “mornin’ sir”, “good morning to you Jarratt”, I exclaimed, “though do please remember the Kings English requires there to be a G on the end of that word” “Sorry sir” came the somewhat subdued and disgruntled reply. I[…] - Adventures in Number Two Gully
Our Scottish Winter meet this year was based in the Glen Nevis Youth Hostel. Conditions were looking a bit thin on Ben Nevis, but after the really strong winds of the previous day, it looked like a good day to get out on a snowy hill. I was with Luke and with Ian, a friend[…] - Canyoning in Costa Blanca
While Henry and Howard were diligently cleaning their cats prior to getting lost on certain climbing routes Bill and I opted for going downhill instead. In other words descending through Barranco de l’Estret de Cardos. Barrancos are dry (if you avoid going down them after heavy rain !) gorges or canyons. We chose this particular[…] - Always clean your cats before climbing
A multi-pitch adventure in Spain This was Google Translate’s over-literal attempt to render advice from a Spanish website into English. “Pies de gato” (cat’s feet) or simply “gatos” is what the Spanish call climbing shoes. It became our catch-phrase for our trip to the Costa Blanca. There we found blue skies, 20 degree temperatures, no[…] - The Ascent of the Crib Lem Spur
The Innominata Mountain Club had organised for its esteemed members to spend the weekend in the rugged Welsh mountains. The setting was a humble mountain hut in a picturesque location, perched high above the Llanberis valley. The grandeur of our surroundings aroused in us a singular determination to conquer one of the great peaks of[…]
What We Do
We organise regular walks in the hills, on day trips and as part of our weekends away in the mountains.
We organise regular weekends away to the mountainous areas of the UK, camping or staying in huts, members often enjoy scrambling.
There are people climbing most weekends and on nearby crags on Tuesday evening when there is daylight.
We arrange trips to great sport climbing venues around Europe, visiting Spain, Greece, France and Italy among others.
When we go abroad, we like to do a nice Via Ferrata.
In the winter months we go to local climbing walls every Tuesday and Friday evening and often at the weekend too.
We climb in Scotland in the Winter and abroad.
A sociable member breaking the ice before swimming.
After a hard day out on the hill.
We also have monthly pub meets in Hazel Grove.
