International Mountain Leaders have to complete Professional Development courses each year.     This year Mike, Jane and Steve from Sierra ...

Using a GPS for Navigation I consider myself to be a skilled navigator, a bit of a nerd when it comes to map reading and using a compas...

As I write this in late November it would seem that winter has finally arrived. The fire is on and we’ve had two days of rain which I hop...

Mountain Skills Course Sierra Nevada Guides are running their 2013 Mountain Skills Course from 28 th September based ne...

Winter Hill Skills Training Sierra Nevada Guides run a range of hill skills and navigation training throughout the year.   For the ...

Wilderness First Aid Course Martin as a casualty This week, Martin, Jane and Mike from Sierra Nevada Guides attended their refr...

Rock Climbing in and around The Sierra Nevada (Granada) Although some of the “bigger” climbing venues are documented in David Munilla’...

A Dodgy Compass! Sierra Nevada Guides run skills courses in Spain's Sierra Nevada  teaching how to operate safely in the mountain...

Scrambles in The Sierra Nevada The Sierra Nevada contains Mulhacen 3482m which is the highest mountain in mainland Spain. For many ye...

Mountain Skills Courses Sierra Nevada Guides are keen to promote mountain safety and enable people to enjoy the mountains safely. Our mount...