General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bugs and beasties	20-Jan-2006 At 8:25:08 AM	tmarsh
Message
Don't be put off by LGJ. the climbing itself isn't so bad, and the beasties you encounter en route are generally limited to small painful stinging types as opposed to larger biting types. The real dangers are on the approach and walk-off. You have to be careful in lightly wooded areas, particularly from about February through to May - the height of the drop-bear mating season. The other thing to look out for are rolling grassy areas - the preferred habitat of the hoop snake. But if you're coming in March, you'll be past the peak of the hoop snake season and shouldn't have to worry too much. Have a great time!

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