The members' ages and hillwalking experience and ability vary. The programme has walks to suit different levels.

The walks are planned and led by the members and we always welcome new routes and venues.

We meet every second Sunday at a set meeting place in Stirling and travel to the walks in cars. The winter programme tends to have low level walks within easy travelling distance. In summer we go further afield and have some more challenging hikes.

The club has occasional weekend trips. Twelve members of the club enjoyed a weekend in the Lake District from 11- 13th April 2008.

On the Saturday we climbed Grizedale Pike in the rain, hail and snow, and on Sunday we had a sunny dry day on Cat Bells and High Spy.

Stirling Hillwalking Club meets on alternate weeks from Dunblane Rambling Club.Many of the members belong to both clubs.

2008 is the 25th anniversary of the foundation of the Stirling Hillwalking Club.
Over 30 current, previous and (possibly) future members celebrated the 25th anniversary with two levels of walk and a lunch at the Lade Inn on 31st August.
12 went up Ben Ledi in the mist while 13 adults and 3 children had lovely weather on the 5 mile low level walk in the same area. Both groups met up with other members for a 25 year celebratory lunch, where our oldest club member thanked everyone for coming.
Go to the club photo album to see the photos.

Another club weekend in the Lake District is planned for October. We will stay in Keswick again. Contact club secretary for more details.