Uncategorized Great day at Mission Trails… We had to the pleasure to climb all day and got on some pretty classic entry level lines. Here on "the ramp" most likely the best 5.7 that the "Gorge" has to offer… Beautiful day and no other climbers out! by fabichillino|Published March 6, 2016 Share!Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Related
Published December 10, 2019 German homie going for the next moves. Rocks can be humbling and the intensity is visible in @19spoony84 eyes. If all energies are in harmony (mostly our personal attitude) rocks are rather mesmerizing. Lessons are being continuously learned. Thanks for everyone who came out so far. The journey goes on ? Share!Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
Published March 9, 2016 Cathouse rock in Joshua Tree National Park. Testing our mental strength on airy granite and 10mm ropes. This time we had a group of Germans out to explore what Germany does no have… Miles and miles and miles of beautiful desert. One Herman might think it is always hot in the desert… We had to find out quite the opposite. Nigh time temperature dropped down close to freezing and made for a mind opening experience. Share!Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
Published January 4, 2018 Back at our main office in San Diego. We had a great private session with this beautiful couple from London. It was their first outdoor experience after one year of gym climbing once a week. We kept hearing "this is so different…. this so cool". Their expectations of the trip were topped Clearly! they are hooked. ? Share!Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
Published May 29, 2015 "Thank God" there is a ledge! High up on half dome there is the infamous "thank god ledge". This is not your every day walk in the park. You can crawl along it or even better stand up lean with your back into the wall and start walking… 2000 feet of air below you will take care of pure excitement. My partner and I climbed the regular northwest face of Halfdome in a little under 11 hours which totally matched with our expectations. The beauty is that there is room for a more cleaner ascent than this. We got off route twice – just for a short moment – we needed to take a bathroom stop and we could have handled cleaner transitions at the belay stations. But who cares when it is really about the fun and the enjoyment of climbing such a classic traditional route with such an exciting first ascent history! This is certainly one of the better routes I have climbed in the past 20 years. I can't wait for more adventures and I want to encourage everybody to follow their dreams and do what feels right… Thank god for climbing ;) Share!Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
