Rock Climbing
Rock Climbing History
Rock Climbing Safety
Rock Climbing Signals
Rock Climbing Ratings
Rock Climbing Knots
Rock Climbing Etiquette
Rock Climbing Terminology
Training For Rock Climbing
Rock Climbing Techniques
Types of Rock Climbing
Traditional Rock Climbing
Indoor Rock Climbing
Outdoor Rock Climbing
Sport Rock Climbing
Lead Climbing
Bouldering
Rock Climbing Equipment
Rock Climbing Shoes
Rock Climbing Harness
Rock Climbing Rope
Rock Climbing Belay Device
Rock Climbing Carabiners
Rock Climbing Clothing
Rock Climbing Helmet
Slings and Quickdraws
Rock Climbing Chalk
Indoor Rock Climbing Moves
Indoor Belaying
Rock Climbing Handholds
Rock Climbing Footholds
Outdoor Rock Climbing Moves
Outdoor Belaying
Crack Climbing
Foot Smears
Top-Roping On Fixed Anchors
Leading On Fixed Anchors
Traditional Leading
Seconding A Pitch
Transitions
Belay Anchors
Natural Anchors
Constructed Anchors
Rappelling
Rappelling Basics
The Rappel Anchor
Standard Multi-Pitch Rappelling
Pre-Rigged Rappels
Rappelling From A Spider
Lowering
The Sport Lower
The Top Lower
Lowering To An Anchor
Descending Two Pitches
Lowering Backups
Belay Escapes
Off The Anchor
From The Harness
Belaying The Leader

Belay Anchors

Indoor Rock Climbers don't need to worry about belay anchors, but for Outdoor Rock Climbers choosing the right belay anchor can be a matter of life and death!

It is important to remember the fundamentals of belay anchoring and knowing how to choose the right belay anchor for the situation.

In this section we list some Belay Anchors that are common to Outdoor Rock Climbers.

Natural Anchors
Constructed Anchors

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