Day at the Crag!

For those who wish to get a feel for the real thing, we now offer a "Day at the crag" tours. Once a month, normally a Saturday
or Sunday, our guides will take you to one of Gautengs pristine crags, show you what it really means to climb on Rock!

These courses are run on preset dates where anyone wanting to get outdoors and experiment with the sport of rock climbing can do so in a controlled, guided enviroment. No experience is necessary.

Our goal is to introduce new people to the sport and help them to be safe, skilled climbers with a love for the mountains. The focus of the course will be basic rope work, knots, climbing equipment, safety, belaying and climbing techniques. The course involves top rope climbing as well as lead climbing for more advanced climbers, the perfect way to get to grips with the rock.

Please contact us for available dates, or give us dates that will suit you and we can schedule courses/workshops to suit your needs. Minimum of 5 people per day out.

Climbing Tours around South Africa

South Africa offers some of the best climbing in the world. The rock is solid and great quality. There are many different rock formations all with different features. Oudsthoorn crags are Limestone with hanging stalactites and tufas. The Cedarberg is compact sandstone with ledges that offer really solid gear placements. The is great sport climbing in Montagu a small Klein Karoo town where it is almost always dry and there are loads and loads of bolted routes (about 400) of all grades. Waterval Boven is probably the most developed sport climbing area in the county with about 600 routes in a most beautiful setting. In the Free State, Mt Everest and Swinburne offer sport and trad climbing and awesome bouldering. The famous Wave Cave at Shongweni is just outside of Durban and has hard overhanging sport routes. There is World class bouldering at Rocklands in the Cedarberg. Remote multi-pitch trad/country climbing at Magaliesberg and the Drakensberg Mountains. The settings are beautiful and uncrowded by hoards of people.

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