General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
first outdoor climb close to melbourne	11-Sep-2006 At 6:40:44 AM	robin
Message
On 8/09/2006 wm wrote: >grey arete is a good route but I wouldn't send a beginner up it - it can't >be easily toproped and the lead gear is not sufficiently straightforward >for a new trad leader IMO I agree. The gear is good but spaced and a bit fiddly. Need to be moderately competent at placing wires for this one. Oxbow is another good beginners route at Camels hump but I think it's a little runout to the first placement (easy climbing). Left of grey arete is Limbo which seems to see quite a bit of beginner traffic. It's a long really easy climb, a bit mossy though. Also while at Camels SZE and Drain Pipes make good beginner top-ropes.

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