Uncategorized Be somebody who dares! Oh, the places you can go! #adventureawaits #bebrave #letsclimb #privateguide #yayoutside #mindovermatter #sandiego #outdoorrockclimbing #naturerocks by fabichillino|Published September 16, 2018 Share!Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Related
Published August 11, 2015 Guides cracks in Tuolumne Meadows! Great place to get your first crack climbing on. Outed from 5.5 to 5.8 on superb Yosemite granite. What a great time of the year to escape the SoCal heat and go up to the high country.#sierras #sierranevada #tuolumne #rockclimbing #climbing #california #klettern #klimmen #fitness #explore #adventure Share!Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
Published August 13, 2018 Draw extra gear, don’t have no fear. Mental endurance over your physical, the summit is near. #mindovermatter #gethooked #adventure #summit #sandiegorockclimbing #yayoutside #adventure #guidedrockclimbing #sportclimbing #climbingclasses #climbon #nature #joshuatree @rockclimbingcuracao @nakededgephotography Share!Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
Published January 29, 2015 "Tahquitz" is a 900+ feet/300+ meters gigantic rock formation in Idyllwild, Southern California. A dreamland for long climbs on high quality granite. This place is rich in US climbing history featuring the first 5.9 of the country "the open book". Many other classic routes are hosted on this beauty with long climbs as easy as 5.3 "white maidens walkway" or as hard as 5.12!Spring time is the time to head out there and get your climb on and breeze some mountain air. Share!Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
Published May 3, 2015 Rappelling in J Tree! Most of the rock formations in Joshua Tree National Park can be descended via "walk off", which in most cases is a scramble off the backside of the rock on the easiest path down. When the easiest way is hard enough that's when you have to rappel. Let gravity take you down and "rap off". Most rock formations have rappel anchors with rappel rings. This type of equipment is permanently fixed through bolts and meant for many years of use – a great way to not have to leave your personal gear on the rock when rappelling. Here Emily enjoying her special way down Share!Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
