Mulundi Mostly Sport climbing 19 routes in crag

Mulundi was first discovered as a rock-climbing venue in late 2020 by Ed Nhlane and Petter Sundqvist from Climb Malawi. Ed was at the time based in Dedza working for an NGO whereas Petter was based in Ntcheu working at the district council. Over the following months, several exploration trips were undertaken by the two to map out the area and sensitize traditional leaders and nearby landowners about the project. On February 22, a meeting with village chiefs and a group village headman resulted in permission to develop Mulundi Hill for rock climbing being granted. Following this meeting, Ed and Petter began the work of bolting some of the most prominent lines in the area. In 2021, 8 routes were equipped with top rope anchors and one route (The Muppet) was fully bolted for lead climbing.

Efforts to further develop Mulundi Hill are ongoing and, in 2022, several of the routes were fully bolted by Ed, Petter, Joost Sikkema, Annemieke van Merkerk, Aka Lichtner and Michael Levy. In August 2023, Todd and Donette Swain developed 4 new routes at S1. In the week after, Genevive Walker, Scott Clark, and Mario Stanley conducted the first ever Climbing Clinics (Advanced Climbing and Bolting) and added 5 more routes at S2.