The majority of my events are done on a bespoke basis - so you can book privately for yourself, or your own group. Alternatively there are several scheduled events open to all which you may book yourself onto, no need to worry if you don't know anyone as many others are in the same situation. It is a great way to meet new like minded friends who are maybe as apprehensive as you are. For your private day(s) please pop an email or text to me and we can discuss your requirements.

Please see the various links on each activity page that will direct you to the booking system. You can click here to go there right now.

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Well, if we have never met.... I don't know yet. So talk to me. However, I would never want anyone to feel excluded from any activity, so please ask me questions if you are unsure. Each activity requires various fitness levels, but even the most sofa surfing people can enjoy a day in the mountains providing you have let us know. My ethos is to be as inclusive as possible without jeopardizing safety to ensure you can all join in. We are not fell runners here, but ploddy photo taking scenery loving mountain peeps. Does that make you feel better?

I will send a kit requirements list for each booking. I foyu dont have some of it, that is rarely a problem as I have a huge amount of kit and equipment here at Webb HQ to hire out to you. Whether it is walking boots, waterproofs, rucksacks, crampons and axes. For water based activities, I provide the kit for you anyway. No need to rush out shopping apart from for certain trips (Everest Base Camp etc).

You can look up Mountain training - find a guide/leader page - You will find me there showing the various qualifications that I have. Therefore you know I am correctly skilled in the activity you have chosen.

The short answer - It depends. We all love doggies but having six people turn up with a dog each can be tricky. Please call to discuss as the answer could be yes, but it could be no for a number of reasons as we have to put the wellbeing of others first (as well as your furry friend).