Did you know that individual members of the BMC, and members of our affiliated clubs, are able to book and stay at three national huts? Two of these are located in Scotland, and one is at the Roaches in Staffordshire. These iconic and historic buildings are there for you to use and enjoy.

The 3 National Huts are located in great locations for walkers and climbers. Not only are these huts a fantastic resource for the visitor, they are also cemented into the traditions and folklore of our mountaineering history.

Each hut is run by a management committee, with the two Scottish huts jointly funded and administered in partnership with Mountaineering Scotland. BMC members, both club and individual, can book places and check availablity using each huts online booking system.

Bookings can be made up to a year in advance, which may be necessary to grab places during the most sought after weekends, but places are often still available during quieter periods and especially during the week.

To find out more and book the individual huts, click below:

Alex MacIntyre Memorial Hut

Glen Brittle Memorial Hut

Don Whillans Memorial Hut

BMC Travel Insurance has got you covered for Covid-19

Wherever the hot rock calls, make sure that you go prepared with travel insurance cover before you head off.

You can get cover with BMC Rock insurance from just £46* for a week

To make planning your international trips easier, we've added Covid-19 cover into all BMC Travel Insurance policies.

Our Covid-19 cover includes:

• £5,000 cancellation cover if you test positive for Covid-19 within 14 days of departure
• Medical and repatriation Covid-19 related illness
• Being denied boarding if you test positive for Covid-19 prior to your return home

BMC travel insurance comes in five policies: Travel, Trek, Rock, Alpine and Ski and High Altitude. Read more about the Covid-travel FAQs here

* Policy details: £46.70 for 7 days European Rock policy up to age 69.  

For full terms and conditions see our Evidence of Cover

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