Highest concentration of easy multi-pitch trad?
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USBRIT wrote:UKMaybe..but you might have to redefine well protected and multi pitch |
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most multi-pitch trad under 5.10 |
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fromtheestuary wrote:Without using the route finder, I've got a beta question: Stateside or abroad, where is the highest concentration of "easy" multi-pitch in the already developed areas around the world? Location doesn't matter. Thank you in advance. Nick Grant wrote: In the Northeast it's got to be the Gunks |
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so, speculation then? right, carry on mtnproj. |
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Mount Arapiles in Australia!!! Best cliff in the world!! Classics (actual, real classics not your lastest boulder problem 'classic') at every grade from grade 5 to 35 (Ewbank (sorry)). Anything longer than a 10 min walk in to access is considered to far and not worth the effort. Only an hour from the Grampians where you can get your sport climbing/bouldering fix (if required). |
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Depends rather on your definition of easy ? 20 isn't easy i'd say |
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Why do people start threads that they never check in on? |
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Linville Gorge in NC isn't bad you got one spot with 4 500ft climbs that are 5.6 and under. Another spot with multi 5.4-5.8 two to three pitchers. |
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Fat Dad, how are you sure I haven't checked in on the thread every time a red message icon is visible at the top right hand of my MP page... troll... |
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^^^ |
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Gunks -duh! |
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Never been to Seneca but RR has about 30 crags w topos stacked like that. RR is the Indian creek of multi pitch. But the camping blows. |
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Squamish! |
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Red Rocks |
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John Wilder wrote:From Sept to May- Red Rock. From June to August- Squamish.april to october for squamish, possibly mar-early november on a dry year ;) |