Scottish Midweek Mountaineering Club

Meets during the week when mountains are quiet

 

In 1981 the SMMC was set up to do something the existing mountaineering clubs didn't do. It was nothing more alarming than using the five days in the middle of the week for meets, but it set the SMMC apart from the other clubs and tapped a potential membership they couldn't reach.
Appealing to health workers, tourism business operators, guides, rangers, firemen, ministers, policemen and shift workers of all industries, as well as the growing army of fit and retired mountain types, the SMMC has gone from strength to strength.
If you need an explanation of what we mean by mountaineering, or meets, or midweek, follow the links.
New members are welcome at any time. You don't need to be proposed or sponsored, you just need a sense of humour and a willingness to join in! Contact details.
Members can contact each other using the contact register and find out what the club plans to do using the meets list.
all visitors to the site are welcome to read about what the club has been up to in the Midweeker pages, enjoy the mountain days galleries and other stuff on here.
Let us know what you think, and come back for more!

Twinkling and tinkling on Eas Anie. climber JG. Photo TB.	In the Cairngorms above Glen Feshie. JG and IM photo by NB.

Using this website

In the interests of privacy, some parts of this website are only available to members of the Scottish Midweek Mountaineering Club. To gain access to these pages, you must first join as a paid-up member of the club, then you need to send an e-mail to the webmaster requesting a password. On return of this message, you will be able to use the password as follows:

When you open this home page http://www.scottishmidweekmountaineeringclub.org there are two tabs at the top right hand corner, site map and login.
 
Click login. You come to http://www.scottishmidweekmountaineeringclub/login.asp
 
There is a click-down box with a name in it. Click the arrow on the right and a whole list of names appears, on which you are listed. Click your name and the list disappears but your name is now in the box.
 
Enter the password in the next box and either press "Enter" or click on the Log in button below.
 
An admin page opens.

The main interest is on the left, and you should have access to all the pages on the site.  

To log out you can either use one of the tabs at top right or just terminate your internet browser, operating system or computer.

The view at the top of the page is Ben Nevis from the Cairngorms. Photo NB.