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Mountain climbing after diving. Please register or login. CraigDiver Registered. Messages 30 Reaction score 1 Location Scotland. I intend to climb Mount Tiede ft, m which is the highest peak in Spain. Should I avoid diving the day before? The diving I intend to do will be easy single beach profile dive sea level with a max depth of around m with no deco, only a safety stop. Any thought on the subject? Click to expand Atom Contributor. Messages Reaction score 19 Location Montreal of dives - Somewhere in there I think there's also ascent speed to consider.
Going in a plane after diving will produce a very rapid change ambient pressure, akin to a very fast ascent from a dive. So it feels like walking up would be fine, you'd do enough deco on the way up ; But that's just my intuition, unless I'd found some real info I'd treat it as flying after diving, better safe than sorry,. So it feels like walking up would be fine, you'd do enough deco on the way up ;. Messages 8, Reaction score 9, Location Ottawa, Canada of dives - Access is by a public road running across the caldera from northeast to southwest.
