Product Description

What a beautiful way to spend summer day, up high above the valley floor with nothing but you and the birds. As a beginner or experienced climber, learning the safety skills around rock climbing is an essential step to becoming a competent mountaineer. By learning all of the safety protocol which is universal to all disciplines of climbing you will become a more confidant and experienced climber.

If you are looking for a day out cragging for yourself or a group the AAA guides are available for first time climbers as well as intermediate and advanced climbers to help create a safe and enjoyable guided experience.

Contact the AAA office at [email protected] to organize your climbing vacation or course.

Additional Information

What's Included	Certified Mountain Guide use of group technical gear Personal gear if needed
Gear List	• LONG PANTS to climb in. These should be wool/nylon blend or Scheoller material • Light SHIRT or T-SHIRT. • Wool or fleece LONG SLEEVE SHIRT. • Heavyweight fleece or insulated/down JACKET. • Water proof OUTER JACKET with hood (Gore-Tex). • Waterproof OUTER PANTS, preferably with side zips on legs. • Light weight GLOVES. • WARM HAT/TOUQUE • NECK TUBE/BELLACLAVA EQUIPMENT LIST You will need to bring: • APPROACH SHOES OR LIGHT WEIGHT BOOTS • BACKPACK: Large enough to carry spare clothing, lunch, water and climbing gear. Approx. 40 liters • CLIMBING HARNESS • ROCK CLIMBING SHOES, comfy shoes for all day use • CLIMBING HELMET • CHALK BAG • BELAY DEVICE WITH LOCKING CARIBINER • SUNGLASSES with good UV protection • SUN CREAM. • Lip Sun Cream. • HEADLAMP with fresh batteries. • WATERBOTTLE (1L minimum). • LUNCH for long day out in the mountains • POCKET KNIFE. • BLISTER KIT (‘moleskin’, ‘Second Skin’) • CAMERA • TREKKING POLE or old SKI POLE, optional
Insurance	We highly recommend purchasing Trip Cancellation Insurance