General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Moving to Melbourne: gear	9-Jul-2016 At 9:56:12 AM	GJH
Message
Hi all, I am Moving to Melbourne from the UK at the beginning of September, I am looking for some advice: It is likely to be nearing Christmas by the time that the majority of my stuff arrives, is there enough bouldering and sport nearby or am i better off bringing at least a small trad rack? I am having a bit of trouble working out which routes are sport and which trad as i am so used to having different grading systems. Advice as to who to talk to and where to go would be appreciated. I usually climb about F5 to F6a+ sport VS to E1 Trad depending on how out of practice i am. Gareth

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