Rock Climbing in The Gunks

Instructors are serious when it comes to safety. Ferrari attributes most climbing accidents to human error including improperly tied knots or ropes that are not secured correctly.
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( praycraft@courant.com / May 22, 2012 )

Instructors are serious when it comes to safety. Ferrari attributes most climbing accidents to human error including improperly tied knots or ropes that are not secured correctly.

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