Granada: 2-Day Traditional Rock Climbing Outdoor Course
Cabrales, Asturias
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.
Traditional Climbing Course in Sierra Nevada for Experienced Sport Climbers
This traditional climbing course in Sierra Nevada is designed for experienced sport climbers aiming to develop advanced trad climbing skills on natural, adventure terrain.
Course Description
The course focuses on advanced techniques such as using cams and nuts, setting up belays, and managing ropes safely on unequipped single or multi-pitch routes. Expert instructors provide tailored itineraries based on your experience to ensure effective and safe training.
Train in the Sierra Nevada Natural Park, with opportunities to climb iconic locations like Veleta, Picos de Europa, and Los Galayos. This hands-on guided training builds confidence and practical skills in traditional climbing.
Highlights
- Climb in Sierra Nevada’s adventure terrain suited for traditional climbing
- Learn advanced trad climbing techniques with expert guidance
- Visit notable climbing areas including Veleta and Picos de Europa
- Personalised itineraries adapted to your skill level
- Build confidence through practical, hands-on instruction
Included
- Mountain guide and specialty rock climbing instructor
- All necessary personal climbing equipment: shoes, helmet, harness
- Group gear including ropes, carabiners, quickdraws, belay devices
- Accident insurance covering rescue and first medical assistance
- Public liability insurance
- Digital photos and videos of the activity
Not Included
- Accommodation
- Food
Booking and Practical Information
Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the activity. Bring suitable climbing clothing and footwear. The best season for this course is from late spring to early autumn when weather conditions are stable. Book in advance to secure your place and prepare for a challenging climbing experience in Sierra Nevada.