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Granada: 2-Day Traditional Rock Climbing Outdoor Course
Safely and independently climb semi-equipped or unequipped routes. The training spans two days, with 8 hours of instruction each day, in the Sierra Nevada Natural Park.
Highlights
- Train in stunning Sierra Nevada, perfect for trad climbing challenges.
- Learn advanced skills like cams, nuts, and belay setups with experts.
- Climb iconic spots like Veleta and Picos de Europa for a unique experience.
- Tailored itineraries to match your experience and skill level.
- Gain confidence in traditional climbing with hands-on, guided training.
Description
This specialised traditional climbing course, or trad climbing, is designed for experienced sport climbers who wish to explore adventure terrain. It focuses on advanced techniques such as using cams, nuts, setting up belays, and rope management, essential for safely and confidently climbing unequipped single or multi-pitch routes. Discover the landscapes of the Sierra Nevada Natural Park, ideal for this type of training. Our expert instructors will guide you through tailored itineraries, ensuring an enriching experience in a safe environment. Book your place on this unique course that will take you to new challenges in Sierra Nevada. Prepare to enjoy climbing in locations like Veleta, Picos de Europa, or Los Galayos. Acquire advanced skills and have an unforgettable mountain experience. Contact us and start your vertical adventure today!Includes
Mountain Guide, Speciality Rock Climbing Instructor All the equipment needed for rock climbing (climbing shoes, helmet, and harness) Group equipment (ropes, carabiners, quickdraws, belay devices, etc.) Accident insurance (rescue and first medical assistance) and public liability cover Digital photos and videos of the activityEasy cancellation
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