Introduction to Multi Pitch Rock Climbing

Are you climbing outside on single pitch crags and would now like to experience the world of multi pitch climbing? Then the Leading Edge intro to Multi Pitch rock climbing course is for you.

Location
Eryri (Snowdonia), North Wales

Dates & Costs

2 day. Ratio 1:2.
£325 pp, non residential

2026 Dates (Bespoke dates on request)
13th - 14th April 2026
18th - 19th April 2026
18th - 19th May 2026
26th - 27th May 2026
30th - 31st May 2026
6th - 7th June 2026
2nd - 3rd July 2026
25th - 26th July 2026
3rd - 4th August 2026
15th - 16th August 2026
5th - 6th September 2026
3rd - 4th October 2026

Prerequisites

Put on a harness correctly. Tie a rethreaded figure of eight knot. Belay a top roped climber from below.

Introduction to Multi Pitch Rock Climbing

Introduction to Multi Pitch Climbing allows you to embark on a rock climbing journey that takes you to beautiful places and maximises your time at the crag. You may want to go on a guided journey and experience the best of what North Wales has to offer on some wonderful famous routes of the highest quality. You might like to learn the skills to be independent and ultimately take the journey for yourself. In either case Leading Edge and the introduction to multi pitch climbing will help you develop your safety skills, movement techniques and the all important confidence in your own ability.

We always strive to deliver a very bespoke experience on any Leading Edge course. Here the 1:2 ratio allows us to focus even more on you the individual and allows us to tailor make each day. We help you pick routes that will ensure you gain the most from your time rock climbing with us.

Our courses are very open and supportive, we can really help you deal with obstacles that may hinder your performance and enjoyment. The positive atmosphere Leading Edge creates helps you to tackle challenges and our encouragement will have you surprising yourself at what you can achieve.

What does the Introduction to Multi Pitch Rock Climbing Cover?

Becoming a competent second.
Belaying a lead climber.
Managing a traditional climbing rack of protection.
Personal movement and coaching.
Abseiling.
Use of guidebooks and route finding skills.