1. Craigs are unique environments: respect them!
Always approach the mountain with head and heart, respect the environment and leave no waste in your path.
2. Learn to use the materials provided
Read well the technical characteristics of the equipment supplied and learn how to use it. Also remember to always wear a helmet.
3. Before starting, always perform a partner check
Mutual checks between climber and belayer are essential! Always tie a knot at the end of the rope, choose a climbing route of an appropriate grade and make sure you have an adequate number of quickdraws.
4. Communication in climbing is essential!
Once you have secured yourself, give your partner full attention with simple and clear instructions.
5. Check the wear of stops and anchors
Check that the anchors on the wall are in good conditions, assess the belay system carefully, and remember to report any wear and/or issues to the manager.
