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A review of the Sydney Harbour Bridge climb

Sydey is one of the world's most recognised and well renowned cities. The Sydney Harbour Bridge climb can create memories that will never be forgotten.

Preparation for the bridge climb

Overview
Between 300 and 1200 hundred climbers per day take the opportunity to scale this iconic landmark.
The bridge climb itself takes about three hours.
The standard, day time climb is the most popular but other packages are available such as the "express climb" and the "twilight climb". Before the climb
People of most ages are suitable for the climb and only a moderate level of fitness is required.
People actually have to take a breath test before embarking on the climb to prove they are not under the influence of alcohol.
There is an area beneath the bridge where the route begins.
Here, climbers will view a video of the bridge climb so they can familiarise themselves with what they are about to experience. The next stage
Climbers will then move on to a different area where they can introduce themselves to the other people who will form the team for the bridge climb.
At this point, the tour organisers will prepare climbing suits for all those involved. These suits are necessary as no loose items climbers may have about themselves are allowed on the bridge climb due to safety reasons. Cameras
Because of the strict safety precautions cameras are not allowed on the bridge climb, but every climber will receive a souvenir photo and certificate to show they have scaled the bridge. The climb
When people have suited up, it is time for the climb.
Each person will be allocated their own personal radio so they can listen to the guide's commentary.
The guide will take climbers on a practice exercise for the most difficult parts of the climb and they will be shown the correct way to climb and descend ladders. The climb begins near a walkway leading to the main section of the bridge.
After this, climbers will have to ascend four steep stair cases to get to the famous arching section of the bridge.
After this, the final ascent is made to the summit of the bridge.

A unique experience

Final word
Climbing the Sydney Harbour bridge is truly a unique experience.
The climb will create images and memories for people that will always stay with them.
The summit of the bridge is an excellent way to get the best views possible of the city and the harbour.

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