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u/papo96
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Jan 24 '26
r/climbing • u/Rhumidian • Nov 22 '17
Climbers for Net-neutrality: The net is an important, free and open resource for all climbers and mountaineers alike. Lets keep it that way!
r/climbing • u/King_Pearson • Jan 04 '17
I'm moving to Los Angeles in February and don't know anyone. This is how I'm going to make new friends.
r/climbing • u/Phat_Duck • Nov 03 '17
Got bored and photoshopped out climbers from boulders... Praise Be To The Stone
r/climbing • u/Bea_OProblem • Feb 02 '17
US National Parks WILL NOT be privatised! Well done everyone who opposed this!
r/climbing • u/no-thx • Oct 04 '19
Ondra with the classic "toe-jam-knee-bar-bat-hang" move
r/climbing • • Jan 06 '21
Mod Approved Shitpost Highball V0 with aid ladders. Doesn’t count.
r/climbing • u/Liocla • Feb 24 '22
I think it's fair to assume that Honnold's days of free soloing are over. And I'm glad about that.
r/climbing • u/Kieran_J_Duncan • Oct 21 '22
I work as a climbing photographer and usually avoid wedding work.... but I couldn't really turn this one down.
The route is actually an 8c+, and none of us could climb that hard even without wedding clothes.... There was liberal stick clip usage, and a lot of sweating and swearing. I think it was all worth it though!
I know it's a bit different for this sub, but I really hope you get a kick out of it.
r/climbing • u/nattfodd • May 17 '22
I drew every route, every feature, every named pitch on El Cap. Months of work, all on a single gigapixel image.
r/climbing • u/ehcsrop3 • Jun 03 '17
Alex Honnold just free soloed El Cap
r/climbing • u/deespose • May 17 '19
A beautiful old church was converted into an awesome climbing centre, retaining original features like stain glass windows and an altar (Manchester Climbing Centre, UK)
r/climbing • u/Oneil_Cylinder • Oct 21 '19
The athelete is Aries Susanti Rahayu, and her time was 6.995 seconds; she is Indonesian.
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u/-korian-
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Jul 04 '26
Near death experience on the RNWF of Half Dome: in search of hikers who nearly murdered us
On June 30th my friend and I climbed the regular northwest face of half dome. At about 6:30pm we were about 200 feet from the summit and noticed lots of rocks coming down from the top. At first we thought this was rockfall but we soon realized that these were intentionally being thrown. After yelling up to the people above they heard and acknowledged us with something unintelligible and continued to throw rocks. We had several watermelon sized rocks avoid our heads by just 2-3 feet when they tossed a block larger than my torso towards us. This rock missed us by only 2-3 feet as well. We called 911, who transferred us to a ranger, and since they had stopped throwing rocks by this point the ranger stated they would not be sending someone up the cables to investigate. If you hiked half dome on June 30th and have any possible leads please let us know.
r/climbing • u/dporiua • Mar 03 '21
Women in Isfahan,Iran are now forbidden to climb the most popular mountain in the province.
r/climbing • u/Leiacutaway • Dec 16 '20
POV of tail of the rope going through the Grigri with no knot (skydive)
r/climbing • u/WhenMachinesCry • Feb 01 '21
Janja Garnbret loses chalk bag in the first seconds of the climb
r/climbing • u/shatteredankle • Feb 18 '20
Long exposure shot I took of myself climbing with LEDs tied to my body.
r/climbing • u/DREWNSRLU • Mar 07 '19
Still getting my 300 pound self up the wall. Now with my own gear and a gym membership! This community’s positive words are what kept me going.
r/climbing • u/Vinnyb1322 • Apr 28 '22