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Cave of the candles, San Luis Potosi, Guadalcazar |
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Season:
all year
Type of climbing:
Sports
Where to buy things and eat:
Realejo in shops and super markets are ghuadalcazar.
No. of routes:
16
Grades:
From 9 to 13b
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Cave of the Horse, San Luis Potosi,Valley of the Ghosts |
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A cave with a little grab Chaparro quality.
There are few routes because there is very difficult to fit.
Season:
all year ,because if it rains as the cave is no problem and not very wet day.
Type of climbing:
Sports
Where to buy things and eat:
In the valley of the ghosts, as this can now be 5 km encontarar nurseries
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Darrington Rock climbing |
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 Darrington climbs are located in or near the edge of the Boulder River Wilderness in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. The Clear Creek and Squire Creek valleys have been mined and logged, but many big trees remain. The area is not only beautiful, but rugged and remote.
• Cell phone coverage is poor.
• Emergency help is far away.
Approach hikes range from forty minutes to an hour and a half on rough or un-maintained trails, and may include stream crossings, brush, and scrambling. The rock is generally solid but, as with any exfoliating granite, large flakes can and do peel off from time to time. Though rare, such an occurrence could kill someone. On this generally low angled rock, falls will result in the climber being scraped or banged against the rock.
The area is rainy, even for Western Washington, and some climbs may take two days or more to dry out after a rainfall. On hot days, the white granite intensifies the sun so that climbers may want protective clothing in addition to sunscreen and extra water. Bugs can be bothersome, generally mid-season.
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2009 Mugs Stump Award Winners Announced |
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The recipients of the 2009 Mugs Stump Award were announced at the
Ouray Ice Festival the night of Saturday, January 10, in Ouray,
Colorado. The awards, sponsored by Black Diamond Equipment, Climbing Magazine, Mountain Gear, Patagonia, PrimaLoft, and W.L. Gore,
were created in 1992 in memory of Mugs Stump, one of North America’s
most visionary climbers. The award annually grants $30,000 to small
teams pursuing climbing objectives that exemplify light, fast, and
clean alpinism. The seven recipients for 2009 were announced after a
presentation by previous Mugs Stump Award winner Max Turgeon.
Organizers showed a film about Stump on a loop, followed by an
introduction by Dan Cauthorn, of W.L. Gore, who then handed the mic to
Conrad Anker, to give some personal remarks about Stump and announce
the winners.
The applications received for 2009 included many strong teams with
objectives in far-flung corners of the mountaineering world, from
Patagonia, to Pakistan, to the Canadian Rockies, to Alaska. In the end,
seven teams with outstanding talent and objectives were granted awards
ranging from $1,500 to $9,500.
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