As I mentioned, I used to climb as a kid - the sort of climbing that's part hiking, part scrambling over boulders, part climbing up quite easy cliffs that are nonetheless actual (if small) cliffs.
In the UK there's actually a thing called "scrambling" which is essentially that -- basically anything where you're sometimes going to be using your hands as well as your feet, and where you might occasionally use a rope for protection, but before you get into full-on rock climbing:
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Date: 2016-07-14 07:39 pm (UTC)In the UK there's actually a thing called "scrambling" which is essentially that -- basically anything where you're sometimes going to be using your hands as well as your feet, and where you might occasionally use a rope for protection, but before you get into full-on rock climbing:
https://www.thebmc.co.uk/articles/tag/scrambling