Multi-pitch climbing course
- Level
- Intermediate / advanced
- Duration
- 2 days
- Price
- From €200 per person
- This month
- All year

Training to build independence on more complex terrain: multi-pitch, trad climbing, anchors, rappels and rope management.
Multi-pitch training focuses on equipped anchors, changeovers and descent. Trad protection adds cams, nuts, extension and placement assessment for traditional terrain.
| Activity | Level | Duration | Price | This month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Multi-pitch climbing course | Intermediate / advanced | 2 days | From €200 per person | All year |
| Trad climbing and protection course | Advanced | 2 days | From €220 per person | All year |
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Plan routes, use equipped anchors and manage transitions, ropes, communication and descent.
You can request this activity in any month; venue and date are confirmed based on weather, access, availability and group profile.

Learn to place cams and nuts, assess placements, reduce rope drag and build clean anchors.
You can request this activity in any month; venue and date are confirmed based on weather, access, availability and group profile.
Review closures, pending status and the next recommended period. These options are not presented as bookable.
Technical courses connect anchors, transitions, rappels, retreat, rope and protection. Each option is compared by function, load, sequence and checking rather than treated as a recipe for every setting. Consistent sport foundations leave attention available to organise equipment, communicate and check new tasks calmly. If belaying, leading or rope handling remains uncertain, strengthen it before adding systems.
Systems are rehearsed near the ground so they can be paused, inspected and repeated before height, body position, time and load are added. On the wall, friction, coordination and decisions appear that a list of steps cannot resolve. Training defines objectives and criteria for reducing foreseeable errors; it cannot cover every problem or demonstrate independence by itself. Afterwards, consolidate each system separately: record uncertainties and repeat with mutual checks, suitable partners, planning and conservative terrain.
Anchors, transitions, belaying the second, rappels, communication, careful planning, checks under load and orderly task sharing on each pitch.
Cams, nuts, extension, rock reading, load direction and assessment of each placement through comparison and mutual checks.
Retreat criteria, order on the wall, preventing tangles, comparing alternatives and managing common mistakes before increasing exposure or commitment.
They are different objectives. Your foundations are reviewed first, then one system is prioritised for orderly practice, checking and sufficient margin.