Climbing, Adventure, Gear & Choss
Climbing, Adventure, Gear & Choss
Here’s a friendly reminder about the meeting tonight from 5:30 to 7pm at Dos Gringos in Carbondale to discuss the Hidden Gems Wilderness Campaign and it’s possible impacts on climbing in the Roaring Fork Valley. We’ll have maps and a representative from Wilderness Workshop on hand to answer questions.
Please come show your support for climbing in our valley!
Draws are fine if you keep your weight on them the whole time.
The rope is best for most situations where ...
Draws are common and easy to use but ultimately the best thing to tie into an anchor with is the ...
Yeah, that one doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me either. The multipitch thing I get. But the ...
So what SHOULD we be anchoring in with to clean a route, setting up a top rope or bring up ...
It's kind of funny (or scary) this came up because I can honestly say I had no idea about this. ...
I just saw Asgard Jamming- a recent film made by the Favresse brothers and Sean Villenueve. It centers on attempts ... Yeah, but you'd need a 30' or 40' stick at the City! 
ha, coming off a 2 week climbing trip, climbing only the t-radest lines, i took a break from nuts and ...
Someone buy Sam a cordless grinder. Sheesh dude, retire the boltcutters! 
We took a couple photos of you guys on shan's phone, I will try to post them on facebook today, ...
Sorry I missed the meeting; what’s the down low? I noticed the Elk Creek proposal on the Hidden Gems list. That’s a large swath of land with a ton of rock and some sweet mountain biking for us down valley trash who rarely make it as far east as g-wood…damn wildernazis messing with our fun.
I’ve been tracking the mountain bikers opposing the Hidden Gems land grab. You climbers doing anything about it?