| From | New Zealand 🇳🇿 |
| Date of birth | 12th Mar 1968 |
| Age | 58 years old |
| Gender | Female |
| Climbing | |
| Hardest Sport (Worked) | 8a+ |
"Rach ‘the Mus’ Musgrave is arguably one of New Zealand’s most enduring hard climbers. Despite pushing 50, suffering shoulder damage that would leave the hardest of folk crying themselves to sleep at night, and a demanding Uni and work schedule, she still heads out at every opportunity to get her climbing fix.
Infamous for having unlimited endurance ("just one more go!"), her baffling, unique sequences, and not giving a f**k about what other people say, think or do, she’s been one of New Zealand's best female climbers for more than 20 years, but you wouldn't know about it, and she doesn't care either. She has little interest in her own stats or numbers game, and is instead far more invested in her friends’ ascents and rad adventures"[1]
[1] The Climber NZAC, Issue 102 Pages 18 - 23
| From | New Zealand 🇳🇿 |
| Date of birth | 12th Mar 1968 |
| Age | 58 years old |
| Gender | Female |
| Climbing | |
| Hardest Sport (Worked) | 8a+ |
"Rach ‘the Mus’ Musgrave is arguably one of New Zealand’s most enduring hard climbers. Despite pushing 50, suffering shoulder damage that would leave the hardest of folk crying themselves to sleep at night, and a demanding Uni and work schedule, she still heads out at every opportunity to get her climbing fix.
Infamous for having unlimited endurance ("just one more go!"), her baffling, unique sequences, and not giving a f**k about what other people say, think or do, she’s been one of New Zealand's best female climbers for more than 20 years, but you wouldn't know about it, and she doesn't care either. She has little interest in her own stats or numbers game, and is instead far more invested in her friends’ ascents and rad adventures"[1]
[1] The Climber NZAC, Issue 102 Pages 18 - 23