Tag: UIAA

Easter eggs? Sharing the crag with nesting Blue Rock-thrushes

An article by Merilli Malta Spring is arguably the best time to enjoy the outdoors! It’s probably also when it’s most obvious that we’re sharing the crag with the natural environment. The vegetation is booming and blooming, and the keen-eyed will notice that birds are up to something. Well, that they are! They’ve kicked off…

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📢 Important Update: Il-Latnija Cave Access

An Emergency Conservation Order (ECO) has been issued for Il-Latnija Cave, now officially scheduled as a Class A archaeological site. The ECO explicitly prohibits “all uses” within the property due to the significant archaeological deposits potentially still in situ. 🚫 In light of this, ClimbMT strongly advises all climbers to respect the ECO and avoid…

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Important Archeological Discoveries at Il-Latnija (Mellieħa Cave)

Following the announcement that Il-Latnija Cave is to be fenced off due to significant archaeological discoveries, ClimbMT has formally written to the Cultural Directorate within the Ministry for National Heritage, the Arts and Local Government. We have highlighted the site’s importance and uniqueness for the local and international climbing community and have requested a meeting…

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ClimbMT announces dates for SSPI Course for 2025

ClimbMT is excited to announce the next Sport Single Pitch Instructor (SSPI) training course, set to take place over four days in April, May, and June 2025. This UIAA-accredited course is designed for climbers who want to develop their skills in leading and instructing groups at outdoor single-pitch sport climbing venues. Course Schedule: Course Fee:…

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UIAA General Assembly 2024 Successfully Concludes in Malta

The 2024 UIAA (International Climbing and Mountaineering Federation) General Assembly in Malta, hosted by ClimbMT, brought over 125 delegates from more than 60 countries for a series of successful administrative meetings, held across top venues in Ċirkewwa and Marfa. Despite challenging weather, outdoor cultural activities and climbing excursions still went ahead, highlighting Malta’s potential as…

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