February 25, 2018

Chulilla Sports Climbing Holiday

Chulilla Sports Climbing Holiday
Chulilla is a small but important sports climbing area in the Valencia region of Spain, it is an increasingly popular area to head on holiday. It’s main appeal is soft grade and a who host of 7th grade climbing. However, Chulilla is also a beautiful place to climb with some really spectacular routes in the 6th grade as well.

Having climbed here last year we feel that for certain clients then Chulilla will be a fantastic opportunity for them to have a Sports Climbing Holiday aimed at getting them to redpoint their first 7th grade routes. With this in mind, we really do recommend that people looking at this particular holiday are climbing at least 6b sport. This is because without climbing at this level the climbing will just be too hard.

The result is this really is a holiday for those wishing to focus on performance. With it comes some of the best opportunities for our coaches to help you reach your true potential by helping you warm up and focus on redpoint routes at your limit.

If this is not your idea of fun then we can recommend any of our other Spanish Sport climbing holidays like Madrid, Chodes and Calcena, Picos Du Europa and of course the ever popular Costa Blanca.

This course is based on staying in the Refugio Altico, which sits on the rim of the canyon looking over the most popular climbing areas and is self-catering.

So if you want some personalised coaching to help you climb into the 7th grade then we recommend this sport climbing holiday to Chililla.

 

Prior Experience: Leading Sport 6b to 6c minimum
Duration: 7 Day
Cost: £800
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Course Start Dates:
February 16, 2019
  • NB: We can arrange course dates to meet your requirements.

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    Loose and adventurous sea cliffs often require large racks. This is off a single pitch at Craig Dorys.

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    The Kitchatna Spires a fine and remote range of mountains that is rarely visited.

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    Richie Pullen on the mosdern classic Flowstone Shuffle a 6b that was only climbed in the last ten years.

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    A climber heading up the second pitch of Charity on Idwal Slabs.

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    Simon and Wayne following up Yellow Wall, Avon Gorge

    Looking down the top of Lazarus with the Idwal Slabs and path way below.

    Looking down the top of Lazarus with the Idwal Slabs and path way below.

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    The look of frustration on the climbers face as the wire fails to fit again, on Holy, Holy Holy, E2, Dali's Hole, Slate Quarries. Come and learn how to judge gear placements on our lead climb coaching courses.

    The amazing last pitch of the classic Tennis Shoe, named after the footwear of the first ascentionist. Which was something of a controversy at the time. Here being climbed by Josh Douglas on our UK trad tour.

    The amazing last pitch of the classic Tennis Shoe, named after the footwear of the first ascentionist. Which was something of a controversy at the time. Here being climbed by Josh Douglas on our UK trad tour.
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