General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
April Climbing at Buffalo	12-Feb-2007 At 2:52:02 PM	ardnut
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Bernie, judging by the way this season is going April May will be prime time for Buffalo, you should book a site just on principle so all the other drifters have somewhere to stay when they realise that its sooo prime. I was climbing last there last year after the campsite closed. Its brisk but heck, you stick to anything which is a real plus on the hard stuff. If its a clear day no wind the plateau is excellent, if its clear cold and windy the gorge is a haven or wet cold and windy ignore all above advice and head west.

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