Webinar: Planning a Mountain Walk & Understanding Weather Forecasts

Webinar: Planning a Mountain Walk & Understanding Weather Forecasts
À partir de GBP 15,00 £UK
  • Durée: 90 Minutes (environ)
  • Code produit: PLSKCQ

Part of The Mountaineering Company Online Talk Series


Heading into the hills should be both rewarding and safe. This session will give you the essential skills to plan a successful mountain walk, from route choice to preparation, with a special focus on interpreting mountain weather forecasts.


Led by one of our experienced mountaineering instructors, the webinar will cover:


  • How to choose and plan a suitable route
  • Key factors to consider before setting out (fitness, terrain, timing, daylight)
  • Where to find and how to read specialist mountain weather forecasts
  • Understanding how weather can affect safety, visibility, and decision-making
  • Practical tips for adapting plans to changing conditions

Whether you’re a beginner looking to build confidence or an experienced walker seeking to refine your skills, this talk will give you the tools to plan more enjoyable and safer days in the mountains.

All attendees will receive a course notes PDF with useful information, links and tips for winter. 

Webinar Format


Our online webinars are designed to be interactive and engaging, giving you the chance to learn actively rather than just watch a presentation. Prior to each course, participants will receive a set of notes and resources to help prepare for the session and get the most from the material covered.


During the webinar, the instructor will guide you through the topic with opportunities for discussion, questions, and attendee involvement throughout. This interactive format ensures that the content is relevant, practical, and tailored to the needs of those attending.


Each session concludes with a dedicated Q&A, giving you the chance to raise specific queries and learn from the experiences of others in the group.


Duration: 90 minutes + Q&A

Who it’s for: Anyone with an interest in hillwalking and mountain safety