General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Multi Pitch for Beginners	11-Oct-2002 At 4:42:19 PM	oweng
Message
I agree with Mike that Summerday Valley doesnt really offer anything suitable for multipitch climbing (although the single pitch stuff there is great, in particular I recon the *** grade 11 (cant recall the name), Overkill 17, and Soweto 21 are all good stuff). The Mt Stapylton ampithertre (a km away from Summerday) has plenty on multi-pitch stuff. I would definitly recommend **Trident 14. It has two ot three pitches, nice views of Taipan Wall, and good belay stances (cant recall what the pro was like). I seem to recall if felt pretty solid at the grade though. Have Fun!

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