General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Youre only allowed to do 1 more climb ... ever !	12-Feb-2014 At 3:49:02 PM	shiltz
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Passport to Insanity is a very achievable dream if you aid part or all of the roof. And it is a great day out. The first pitch is solid grade 20 and needs a couple of big pieces to protect it down low. The roof is amazing, too hard for me to free climb, but easy if you know how to aid. Caveat - you will definitely need some aiding know-how, including the second. From there to the top is typical Grampians trad route. Getting off the pinnacle requires some pre-planning. If you don't know the area already then I suggest you do some exploring before you get on the route. I'd love to be able to free climb Ozy but will probably have to settle for a mixture of free and aid in reality.

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