What are good climbs to start multi pitch climbing in the San Francisco Bay Area

Multi-pitch climbing is a great way to get a full day of climbing in, and it can be a lot of fun. If you're new to multi-pitch climbing, it's important to start with some easier routes that will help you get used to the gear and the techniques involved. Here are a few good climbs to start with in the San Francisco Bay Area:

Ham 'n Eggs (5.7) Castle Rock State Park, CA
Monkey Face (5.8) Pinnacles National Park, CA
The Nose (5.9) El Capitan, Yosemite Valley, CA
Royal Arches (5.8) Tuolumne Meadows, Yosemite National Park, CA
Cathedral Peak (5.9) Tuolumne Meadows, Yosemite National Park, CA

These routes are all relatively short and easy to protect, and they offer a good variety of climbing terrain. Once you've completed a few of these routes, you'll be ready to start tackling some more challenging multi-pitch climbs.

What gear do I need to start multi-pitch climbing? You'll need a harness, helmet, belay device, rope, and locking carabiners.
How do I build an anchor? There are many different ways to build an anchor, but the most common method is to use two bolts or trad gear to create a redundant system.
How do I rappel? Rappelling is a controlled descent using a rope and a rappel device. It's important to learn how to rappel safely before attempting a multi-pitch climb.
What are some good resources for learning more about multi-pitch climbing? There are many books and websites that can teach you about multi-pitch climbing. You can also find guided multi-pitch climbing classes offered by climbing gyms and guiding services.
Where can I find a climbing partner? There are many online forums and social media groups where you can find a climbing partner. You can also ask around at your local climbing gym.

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