Climb Snowdonia C.I.C

Now that the summer holidays have come to an end, we would love to thank each and every person who came on an adventure with us this summer

We loved meeting families up on their holidays, seeing some of our regular additional needs families, and meeting new families along the way

Some of our highlights include:
💦 Taking 2 Grandparents (in their 70s) up the Elephant's bum 🐘
🛶 Taking 4 families out paddling and rock climbing for The Royal Society for Blind Children
🧗‍♀️ Running our additional needs sessions
🛶 Paddling over 2km one morning, to the climbing venue
🦆All the ducks we have fed this summer (they love peas 🫛)
☀️ Days and days of sunshine! It makes cleaning and drying wetsuits so much easier between courses 😄
🏊‍♀️ and Sam got to introduce his Goddaughter Hattie to the wonderful world of The Great Outdoors

📸 Photo from earlier this week, on a day off together 😊

We have been sent some lovely photos from the rock climbing and paddling day we ran for 4 families through The Royal Soicety for Blind Children

It was such a rewarding day and Nell, Alfie, Emrys, James, and their families, all paddled and climbed amazingly

It was a real pleasure to meet you all

RSBC

End of a busy bank holiday weekend. Today we had a group from the RSBC join us for a full day of activities. Jess was running a paddling session while Sam was on the crag doing some rock climbing. It was so lovely to see everyone's confidence grow as the sessions went on. Its always so inspiring to watch visually impaired young people absolutely crushing the activities, well done everyone and thank you for such a lovely day... the weather even held off for us too.

RSBC

After a rather damp start the sun came out and we had some lovely sunshine for our bespoke climbing day. We started at Lion Rock before finishing off up at the slate quarries.

I was too busy having fun climbing so didn't get any pictures so here is a older picture of me pretending to do some work.

What a fabulous day on a Family Adventure Day with the Bray Family

We started the morning off paddle boarding, where a visit to Duck Island was a must 🦆 We managed to stay mostly dry, until a downpour arrived 10 minutes before getting out 💦

After lunch, we went rock climbing and abseiling and stayed dry. Shout outs to Fergus (9) and Hattie (7) who did great climbing and really pushed themselves 😊

Today we had Llewelyn, Blaiddyn and mum Bethany join us for a half day walk. We decided to start in the Sychnant Pass, and headed over two summits; Allt Wen and Mynydd y Dref (Cowny Mountain)

We had a very educational time studying different types of poo 💩 (pony, sheep and rabbit) while on our journey, and we had great views of the Anglesey, Puffin Island, around to the Great Orme, Llandudno and Conwy itself 🏰

I will see you all at the end of the summer holidays for our planned mountain walk 😁

📸 Photo of the wildfire damage we had at the beginning of this month!

This afternoon I got to take 4 year old Aralia and her younger brother Jude out for a mini rock climbing taster session 😍 Both kids did really well!

It was lovely to meet you all. Enjoy the rest of your holiday up here 😊

While Sam was out rock climbing yesterday, Jess was out with Claudia, Sophie and Jessie paddle boarding

We went on a journey, visited duck island (twice) and everyone got very wet 💦

It was lovely to meet you all 😊