General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Best way to communicate closed crags	4-May-2017 At 10:00:14 PM	martym
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What do you mean by "no details"? It doesn't sound like you are saying "tere is a rock but it's banned"... You could describe the rock and even mention there have been climbs without identifying them.. I find it weird when people put in super detailed pitch by pitch descriptions of climbs you can't (shouldn't) do? Eg. Three sisters. Why not just say "there were several popular climbs up the three sisters, one on this arête, one on the other side -but due to the volume of tourists climbing is now banned".

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