The BMC have several winter monitoring systems set up around England and Wales bringing you live ground conditions from across Eryri (Snowdonia) and the Lake District so climbers can make the most informed decision before heading out for a winter climbing day.

The BMC has limited funds available to provide grants for international expeditions. These funds have been split into two separate funding streams.  The first is to support British people from under-represented groups going on mountaineering expeditions.  The second is to support British people going on innovative high- level mountaineering expeditions.

A list of organisations, trusts, commercial companies and charities that are able to provide funding support for trips. Check out each organisation's awarding criteria.

The BMC have an incident and near-miss reporting database and by adding your real-life account to the database you will help the wider community learn from your experiences.

Download a guide to Welsh winter climbing and conservation.

Download a guide to Lake District winter climbing and conservation

OutdoorHer is a resource for everyone who is looking to learn more about women's health and kit requirements in the outdoors, from participants to leaders and allies. Inspired by conversations with walkers, climbers and leaders about managing their periods, menopause and toileting when out in the wild, BMC and Mountain Training have created some simple ‘how-to’ guides that go through these topics and more.

Jonathan Conville Memorial Trust alpine mountaineering courses are heavily subsidised courses for aspiring mountaineers aged 18 to 30 year olds. With 50% of the course cost met by the Trust, these provide a great introduction for aspiring mountaineers.