First we go out to a location to explore the pontential of the area. Once potentential is established we must clean the boulder, starting with hard metal brushes to remove stubborn material and a crowbar to break away any dangerous rocks that could cause injury or break, all whislt preserving as much nature as possible. Then the landing must be prepared, this involves moving rocks to fill holes or stategicly placing fallen branches to create a platform on which to place the crash pads. Now the boulder is ready, a light dusting of chalk on the hand holds and off we go. Cleaning extra holds as we climb to find the most natrual routes to the top of the boulder. Once the route is established she must be graded and more importatly given a name which should stand the test of time.

Disclaimer – We are always trying to preserve as much nature as possible. Metal brushes are only used on the intitial cleaning of the boulder and only where nessisary, after that ONLY brushes with natrual brisltles may be used. No damage is enacted onto the boulder, only what is loose or unsafe is removed. Landings are prepared using all natrual materials from the surroundings wherever possible.