Archive for July, 2010


Rock Climbing – The Spirit Of Squamish

Tuesday, July 13th, 2010

Video shot in and around Squamish, BC Canada – the Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada. This video is part of the “Spirit of Squamish” video collection – visit the www.youtube.com YouTube channel to see all the HD videos. Squamish is one of the worlds top rock climbing destinations. This is largely due to the deliciously sticky granite that is found all over town. Most famous of course is the Stawamus Chief, the second largest granite monolith in the world with enough routes to keep anyone busy for years. Here routes range from casual scrambles to 5.14 test pieces. Add this to the countless legendary boulders around town and you literally have a climbing paradise. Its safe to say that if youre just starting out, or have been at it for years; youll find something to satisfy your rock climbing needs. For more information about rock climbing and bouldering in Squamish, visit www.tourismsquamish.com

Rock Climbing Victoria Canyon in South Dakota’s Black Hills

Thursday, July 8th, 2010

Climbers scale 5.10 and 5.12 sport routes in Victoria Canyon, outside of Rapid City. The Black Hills of Western South Dakota are quietly blessed with some of the most varied and scenic climbing routes in the country. Climbers shown in this video are Jake Whittle of Rapid City, SD, Brie Van Dam of Boulder, CO and Mindy Harrell of Whitewood, SD.

Tour of Swiss Cottage Leisure Centre – Climbing Gym London – Climbfind.com

Saturday, July 3rd, 2010

2 minutes from Swiss Cottage tube and you arrive at London’s ‘best leisure centre’ (source – Time Out). You will also find one of London’s best kept climbing secrets. A 14m lead wall, lots of top roping and a bouldering cave make this a must visit location. Over 60 routes, with routes from F4+ through to F7b, and new routes added every month. A full programme of climbing activities is available for juniors and adults.



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