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Rock Climbing in Ten Sleeps Canyon
- Article
- 13 September 2012
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Ten Sleep is dolomitic limestone, occasionally reminiscent of Euro rock but quite different most of the time. The greatest attribute is the profusion of deep pockets and in-cut jagged cracks which allow access to the steepest faces at relatively moderate grades. Some of the well weathered areas are similar to the welded tuff crags of New Mexico.
Endovalley, Rocky Mountain National Park
- Video Article
- 3 June 2011
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Canada - A Winter Wonderland
- Article
- 2 February 2011
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Yosemite Big Walling: Survival Guide
- Article
- 16 September 2010
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Here follows a rough, but I think deeply informative piece of script. It was written for three friends who were off to Yosemite for the first time. I’d like to feel that my small pieces of advice helped got them up a small part of what they achieved (a killer first season – The Prow, The Nose, WFLT and more!).
Joe's Valley, Utah
- Article
- 4 February 2009
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Ibex Bouldering, Utah
- Article
- 21 November 2008
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Swiss Arete, Mount Sill
- Article
- 14 November 2008
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Swiss Arete on Mount Sill is another High Sierra classic with a long walk. You can see the route from the road (395) but it looks a long way off and its difficult to work out the exact line of the route. The combination of glacial scenery, high altitude climbing on perfect rock and a remote setting make this a must do route.
Charlotte Dome, South Face
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- 6 November 2008
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Charlotte Dome is a mega classic which should be on the 'to do list' of any rock climber visiting the High Sierra mountains of California. This awesome 1,200 foot dome is situated in the middle of the Sierra a long, long way from the trail head. Although the climbing is not difficult the long approach, mountain weather and logistical considerations mean that failure is a distinct possibility for the unprepared. This only goes to make a successful ascent all the more satisfying and memorable.
Bishop Bouldering, California
- Article
- 1 July 2008
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Rocky Mountain National Park Bouldering, Colorado
- Article
- 25 June 2008
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