Rock climbing when on Malta

Top locations for a variety of climbing scenarios

• Wied Babu, Malta. Try a variety of vertical climbs, such as the ones found at Wied Babu, where you will find lots of pockets in the rock to help you climb. ...
• Lapsi, Malta. ...
• Xaqqa Valley. ...
• Mgarr ix-Xini, Gozo. ...
• Wied il-Mielah, Gozo. ...
• Santa Marija Caves, Comino.

1. Is there rock climbing in Malta?
2. Where can you climb in Malta?
3. How many times a week should I rock climb?
4. Is 40 too old to start rock climbing?

Is there rock climbing in Malta?

Rock climbing in Malta and Gozo

This is something that is unique in the Mediterranean and offers rock climbers the best of both worlds. ... There are many crags on the islands of Malta and Gozo, with nearly 1,500 routes across all grades on excellent limestone rock.

Where can you climb in Malta?

Red Wall, Malta - excellent introduction to sea cliff climbing with a large comfortable ledge at the bottom and a pleasant 5c escape route (or flag down a tourist boat!) Mosta Valley, Malta - green area hidden away in an urban setting.

How many times a week should I rock climb?

If you are an elite level climber you should probably climb 6 or 7 days a week to keep improving or stay at your climbing grade. If you're advanced enough and feel like your body can take it, you can climb every day if you wish but it may be a hindrance rather than an advantage if your body isn't ready.

Is 40 too old to start rock climbing?

Yes! You can begin climbing at age 40 and still become a very good climber. You shouldn't worry at all about starting too late.