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Climbable

Real-time Friction Forecasts

Built for Australian climbers, Climbable gives you an at-a-glance ranking of crag conditions – so you can find the best climbing destination and start sending.

200+ crags 6 states Day-by-day and multi-day trip forecasts

Your weather app only tells part of the story

Generic weather apps give you temperature and rain forecasts. Climbable considers all the other elements that impact how the rock actually feels – wall aspect, relative humidity, wind strength and direction, rock type, drying time, cloud cover, and sun position.

Find day-by-day forecasts or plan multi-day trips to more than 200 Australian crags.

Generic weather app
A generic weather app showing only a basic temperature and rain forecast for Halls Gap, VIC, with no climbing-specific detail
Climbable
Climbable showing a detailed climbing-specific forecast for the Grampians, including a daily conditions score, rock dryness, wind, humidity, cloud cover, and hour-by-hour breakdown

Make every day count

For complex areas like the Grampians, Arapiles, Blue Mountains, or Freycinet, Climbable offers a crag-by-crag breakdown, so you'll always know where to go to find the best conditions.

Climbable also lets you set custom alerts for your home crags, and highlights rare conditions windows on the days when everything lines up just right. Multi-day trip planning makes destination climbing easy, letting you plan around weather windows to maximise quality time on rock.

Three steps to your next send

Pick a destination

From the 200-crag database across Australia.

Get a useable score

Not just numbers – aspect, shade, wind, humidity, and drying time rolled into one rank out of 100.

Plan the trip

Best day this week, or the best combined days for a longer trip.

Multi-day trip planning

Heading away for a long weekend? Climbable scores the whole trip, not just today. Pick a destination and a date range, and it ranks every day of your stay, surfaces the best wall for each day, and calls out rare multi-day windows when conditions line up back-to-back.

Every sub-crag at the destination is broken out separately, so you can see exactly where to climb when the margins make a difference.

Climbable multi-day trip planning screen for Mt Buffalo showing a rare-window trip score of 91, a Friday-to-Monday outlook with best wall per day, and a sub-crag breakdown with individual scores

What It Actually Scores

Every Climbable rank is built from the same conditions climbers actually check for – modelled hour by hour, not just a daily average.

Sun and shade on the wall

True solar geometry by wall aspect, not just a compass label, hour-by-hour sun exposure, adjusted for cloud cover.

Rock dryness

Rain history, rock type, sun, wind, and drying time forecast hour by hour, so you know if the rock will be dry by the time you arrive.

Rain windows with timing

Only rain during actual climbing hours counts, a dawn shower that clears by 7am won't tank an otherwise dry day.

Relative humidity

Moist air hurts friction. Humidity is scored against each crag's own baseline, since ‘dry’ isn’t the same everywhere in Australia.

Wind vs. wall exposure

Wind direction matters as much as speed, the same forecast plays out differently on a wall that's exposed versus one sitting in valley.

Rare windows and trip planning

Forecasts are checked against 10-year climate norms to flag rare good days in a given season, and weekend or multi-day trips are scored by the worst day, not the average.

See exactly why a day scores the way it does

Every score comes with a full breakdown, not just a number. Tap "Why this score?" on any crag to see each factor's contribution – temperature versus the ideal range, sweet-spot mismatch, sun-on-wall bonuses – all shown as plus or minus points from a baseline of 100.

Climbable score breakdown for Cape Raoul showing an 85/100 day score with a Why this score panel listing temperature, sweet spot mismatch, and sun on wall factors as plus or minus points, plus crag notes and aspect tags

Coverage

200+ individual crags across 6 states. Hover or tap a state for details.

Victoria – 11 destinations including Mt Arapiles and the Grampians
New South Wales – 6 destinations including Blue Mountains and Nowra
Tasmania – 6 destinations including Freycinet, Mt Wellington, Ben Lomond and Sand River
Queensland – 5 destinations including Frog Buttress, Glasshouse Mountains and Coolum
South Australia – 6 destinations including Flinders Ranges
Western Australia – 10 destinations including Kalbarri regional flagships

Climbable Free vs Climbable Pro

Free features
  • 2 day forecast window – Today and tomorrow's conditions
  • Full daily crag score – Sun/shade, dryness, rain windows, humidity, wind
  • Parent crag view – Score and reasons for larger destination crags
Pro features – $7.99 per month
  • Full 7-day rolling forecast window – Every day unlocked, not just today/tomorrow
  • Full sub-crag breakdown – See individual walls/sectors under a destination crag, with the best-scoring one automatically surfaced
  • Multi-day and weekend trip planning – At-a-glance “Weekend away” pick and full destination-based trip scoring section
  • Push notifications – Rare-window and favourite-crag threshold alerts sent to your device