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What better way to relax while you climb the last 200 meters of Brasstown Bald than to replenish with a bit of Coca-Cola?
We needed to climb inside and replace a few faulty power supplies. I hope that someone managed to do something illicit inside the cube at some point during the week.
The 90th Missile Wing's Outdoor Recreation office hosted a trip for first-time climbers at the Vedauwoo Recreation Area of Medicine Bow National Forest, a popular climbing site 40 minutes west of F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyo., June 14, 2015.
(U.S. Air Force photo by Lan Kim)
There's still some climbing, but the day's final destination can (barely) be seen from here. The thought of a warm room and food makes the legs move faster :)
not 100% sure this is rumper pumper? On Maiden Voyage, head right at the 5th or 6th bolt to go further out the cave instead of the headwwall
This picture was taken at the Five Ten Climbing Festival and Competition in Chuncheon Korea.
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Katahdin means “the greatest mountain,” a fitting name for the breath-taking finish to the famous Appalachian Trail. Named by the Penobscot Indians, Mount Katahdin at Baxter State Park in Northern Maine is one of the tallest mountains in the region. Host Lisa Densmore hikes into Chimney Pond, the base camp for the mighty Mount Katahdin.
After 4 days in Cadarese, and some good progress on my project, we moved to #ticino for the last day of filming for my next video. It was great to reclimb the classic "Super cirill" and its perfect finger crack-pitch: what a line! Looking forward to some more pitches like this one! Credits:@rikyfelderer #crackclimbing #multipitch #climbing #escalade #klettern #evolve #tradclimbing @barbarazangerl @thenorthface @blackdiamondequipment @lasportivagram @mariannazanatta @sterlingrope - climbing
Katahdin means “the greatest mountain,” a fitting name for the breath-taking finish to the famous Appalachian Trail. Named by the Penobscot Indians, Mount Katahdin at Baxter State Park in Northern Maine is one of the tallest mountains in the region. Host Lisa Densmore hikes into Chimney Pond, the base camp for the mighty Mount Katahdin.