General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
guides new zealand	26-Jul-2010 At 12:08:17 PM	hargs
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I'm kind of with Sleake: I went the 'get out there and do it yourself' route, but only because I went with good mates with mountaineering experience. I appreciate you mightn't have that luxury, in which case doing a course is a way to get started. If I were in that position again, though, I'd take the 'go with a mate of equivalent skill-fitness-mental approach and hire your own guide' option. There's something about being out there under your own steam that adds a real adventure element to your trip -- for me anyway -- and I'd prefer not to dilute that by continually deferring to the guide. I guess it depends what you're looking for out of your trip.

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