Please read the following disclaimer if you have not done so already. For the purposes of this document the term climbing may be used to represent any activity taking place in a mountainous environment (including hillwalking), any activity normally described as climbing including but not limited to rock/ice climbing, free climbing, solo climbing, sport climbing, mountaineering, trekking and any other sport/activity undertaken in a mountain environment/winter conditions.
More or less copied from The Climbing Archive!
WARNING!: Rock climbing is, by its very nature, a potentially hazardous activity. The core of the climbing experience is expressed in decision making; the holds to use, the routes you are capable of climbing, and the information you can trust. This compilation of climbing material is not intended to be the only source of information for those wishing to pursue the sport of rock climbing. Prior and competent knowledge in the use of various rock climbing safety devices is essential. While every attempt is made to ensure that the information provided here is correct and safe, it is never a substitute for good judgement. Always check information with other sources and your own common sense before trusting your life to it! By use of the provided information, the reader hereby releases the authors and providers of said information from any liability for any injury, including death, that might result. You have been warned!
Any directions or travel instructions to or from any
places mentioned on this website cannot be relied upon and should
be verified independently whereever possible. The Scottish Climbing
Archive will not be responsible for any discrepancies but will
endevour to correct information whenever any misinformation becomes
apparent. To notify us of such an occurrence please email
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: refmt_email() in /home/sca/www/disclaimer.shtml on line 51