For those of us experiencing FOMO from the week in Llanberis trip, you will have the option to join the holidaying Rockhoppers on the tail end of their week (but at a campsite, not in their hut).
We are staying at the Ty Isaf campsite in Nant Peris (opposite the Vaynol Arms). £10 pppn cash only.

An opportunity to scratch that sport climbing itch. For walkers, the circumnavigation of Portland is a great day walk, alternatively the coast path towards Swanage or Lyme Regis. We are staying at our usual site, Martleaves Farm in Weymouth. It is a 3km walk from Weymouth station to the campsite, or there is a regular bus service.

We return to South Pem. From the challenging limestone cliffs at Saddle Head to the iconic sea stacks of St. Govans, South Pembrokeshire has a route for every level of bravery or climbing madness.

For those who prefer their feet firmly on the ground, the coastal walks provide breathtaking views and a chance to spot local wildlife, without the risk of unplanned swimming.

Note: the showers are "traditional".

Our annual weekend of volunteering in Snowdonia, organised by the Snowdonia Society.

Our last coastline meander before returning inland for the autumn, Hartland Point offers a spectacular blend of coastal scenery and challenging terrain that will delight both walkers and climbers alike.

Walking and biking trails in an area of natural beauty. Also close to the Dales and Pendle Hill, associated with the famous 'Pendle Witches'. No doubt Pendle Witches Brew will be available in local pubs. We are staying at Dale House barn, between Slaidburn and Settle.

Where is the president taking you this year?

We'll keep it a secret for just a little while longer, but expect it to feature beaches, lakes and big mountains within a 30-minute drive, and a beautiful ruined abbey within 15. (A penguin award goes to whomever guesses it just from that).

Join us for the awarding of Rockhopper of the Year, commiseration prizes for all of the runner-ups and a glance at the much-loved but a little bit creepy Penny the Penguin.

BYOB! (But we'll arrange food, don't worry.)

We are staying at Sparrowhawk Backpackers Ecohostel in the village of Moretonhampstead, at the north eastern end of Dartmoor, about 14 miles from Exeter. Please pay the warden on arrival.

High above the village of Dolgarrog in the Conwy valley nestles the remote Rugby Mountaineering Club hut. The hut is basic but snug, and catering is usually on a communal basis. It gives superb access to all the hills in the Carneddau. The last two miles are a walk in along a track from the car park There is also a camping option. Spaces have been quickly snapped up in the past!

Our annual festivities in an iconic location. Details to follow.

Lying at the start of the Pennine Way, the village of Edale has two pubs serving food, two cafes, and a railway station with regular services to Manchester and Sheffield. Easy access to the hills of Kinder Scout and Mam Tor. We are staying at Nab View bunkhouse on Ollerbrook farm.

Staying at Bryn Hafod, the Stafford Mountain Club hut. Nearby peaks include Cadair Idris (893m) and Aran Fawddwy (905m). The area is criss crossed with trails, including some of the best dedicated mountain biking trails in Wales. The Red Lion in Dinas Mawddwy serves food.

We are staying at the Exmoor Centre,in quite a remote location in the Hoaroak valley near Lynmouth and Lynton. I am told the old diesel generator is no more, replaced by solar panels. There is an axe and a good supply of logs for the woodburner. Will the toilet freeze over again? At least we are situated in woods.

Situated on the southern shore of Loch Ossian, in the middle of Rannoch moor, this famously remote eco hostel is only accessible by rail, with Corrour station a twenty minute walk away.

We are staying at High House, a converted farmhouse, in Seathwaite, at the head of Borrowdale, the loveliest of the Lake District valleys according to Alfred Wainwright. The central fells such as Scafell, Great End and Great Gable can be ascended directly from the front door.

We are staying at Coed Owen bunkhouse, which is on an idyllic Welsh hill farm in the heart of the Brecons, between Merthyr and Brecon. Two hours walk from Pen Y Fan. Nantddhu Lodge hotel is just a five minute walk away and serves great food and fine ales.

Staying at Caseg Fraith club hut, situated near the base of Tryfan. Ideal for walking on the Giyderrau, Carneddau and Moel Siabod, and for climbing on Tryfan and in Cwm Idwal.

Glen Nevis Youth Hostel sits at the foot of Ben Nevis, with a path to the mountain leading directly from the door. Surrounded by some of Scotland's most dramatic landscapes including a spectacular walk to the Steall Falls. Other activities include sea kayaking and mountain biking (you can hire bikes in Fort William).

This hostel gives us access to all the big mountains of the southern Cairngorms. There is a direct train service to London.