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Welcome to Inverness Backcountry Snowsports Club

The IBSC is an all round mountain sports club with a particular focus on backcountry skiing, ski touring and other backcountry snowsports. Snowboarders, splitboarders and kite skiers are all welcome alongside members who traditionally stick to alpine touring kit or tele skiing kit . A range of activities is organised throughout the winter to cater for all abilities although it is expected members will already have reasonable ski ability.

The club aims to provide a forum to meet, share interests, enjoy and develop skills in backcountry skiing, ski touring, ski mountaineering and other wintersports including ice climbing and hill walking.

In the summer the club is growing its activities reflecting the huge range of existing member interests which span hill walking, paddlesports, mountain biking, road biking, rock climbing, surfing, wild water swimming, mountain running and high level camping. A full summer programme of events will in future feature alongside the long established wintersports calendar.

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Recent trip write-ups

  • Champage & Powder 2 – February 16th 2024

    10 hopeful skiers made the 30 minute offroad journey up to Glenuaig Lodge on Friday evening on the hunt for Champagne and powder…. A damp misty dawn revealed somewhat less powder than hoped for but

  • Affric Magic 1 – 9th February 2024

    Strawberry Cottage has been a favoruite venue for the club for many years now. The hut is owned by the An Teallach mountaineering club and has impressive amenities considering the remote location on the western

  • Heart of Scotland 2 – 2nd February 2024

    As a new member this season, sadly the vagaries of the Scottish winter have resulted in a somewhat inauspicious start. After the abortive Feshie Freshies trip (my first, where I elected not to join the

  • Mar Lodge – 19th January 2024 – Ross C

    Mar Lodge Bunkhouse was the venue for this trip – a spacious converted stable from the old estate allowing comfortable sleeping for our group of 10. With an entirely unappealing forecast our touring plans were

  • Lawers Range – 12th January 2024 – Alasdair Stark

    Trip report courtesy of Alasdair Stark. Killin Highland Lodges was a new venue for the 23/24 season. Perfectly located between Killin and the Ben Lawers access road, the lodges gave great access to the surrounding

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