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settle
Jul 30, 2007, 12:30 AM
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hey everyone my buddy and i have just started rock climbing and we were wondering how can we find a begginers climb at rattle snake point that we could start with untill we start getting the hang of everything. i also have been hearing there are areas that we can not climb there how will we tell where thoses areas are. thanks for everyones elp
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granite_grrl
Jul 30, 2007, 12:49 PM
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Step 1: buy a guide book
Step 2: drive to the cliff
Step 3: walk along the bottom of the cliff till you find a climb that looks good in the grade range you want
Step 4: One person stays at the bottom of the clif while the other goes to locate the top
Step 5: set up your top rope
Step 6: climb/flail up the route
Step 7: rinse repeat
Sorry, I'm not sure what else you are looking for. Not knowing Rattlesnake very well, and not knowing what grade range you are looking for I don't know what to recomend to you.
Rattlesnake is known as a begineers area, where the climbing schools will often set up for the day. Get there early or go on a weekday to snag the climbs you want.
Note: all this advise is made with the assumption that you have climbed before and know how to set up a TR anchor. If this is wrong there's way more you need to do before you head out.
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settle
Jul 30, 2007, 11:02 PM
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ok thank you vary much
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