Freedom Wall Guide

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Contributors

Thanks to the following people who have contributed to this crag guide:

Francois Pieterse Cormac Tooze Marc dM Malcolm V Renato da Costa Constantine Dritsas Scurvy FredWreck Tyron Cerqueira Werner Barnardo

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1. Freedom Wall 9 in Sector
2. Index by grade

1. Freedom Wall 9 routes in Sector

Summary:

Seasonality

Sport climbing and Trad climbing

access issues

This crag is on private property. Permits for non resident at Nuwerust.

inherited from Rooiberg

ethic

Rooiberg is a trad and sport area, with plenty potential for single- and multipitch (up to 120 m high) sport and trad routes. Please take note that although bolting is permitted here, let the owners know that you would like to bolt and fill in the ‘new routes’ book. Also have the courtesy to check that your bolting project is not an existing trad line. Please also try and put top anchors on your single-pitch trad routes to facilitate descents.