Re: rockclimbing for acrophobes?
What do you call folks who use ropes and anchors as opposed to using nothing except your hands and feet?...i am NOT a climber and just trying to get the...
doc thomas@futureone.com 2005-02-19 15:15:08 #34861
Re: rockclimbing for acrophobes?
Using ropes and hardware for protection while you are climbing is
not considered "aided". It is only considered aided if you use the
rope and hardware to...
Wayne Tomasi 2005-02-19 11:45:49 #34860
trail info
checking to see what the trail are like this weekend sinze we got dumped with rain here in AZ!?
SGT Rock (Lobster) ( pinzuki@... ) (...
Rock Lobster 2005-02-19 11:07:46 #34859
Re: New hiker to the Grand Canyon
That's a great picture and it shows one of the only sections that
I'm at all concerned about. In picture 95, if you look at the trail
below, it looks like...
kl7rs 2005-02-19 08:46:13 #34858
Re: rockclimbing for acrophobes?
Julia's mom,Em, and stepfather,Brutus,are world-class climbers and they took us multi-pitch climbing in Joshua Tree National Park in Ca. I had always thought...
doc thomas@futureone.com 2005-02-19 07:07:22 #34857
Re: rockclimbing for acrophobes?
Yes!!! I dragged my friend (who is also a lurker on this list...right
Chris?) to climbing classes at the local climbing gym specifically to help
her get over...
Mann Connie 2005-02-18 20:59:16 #34856
Re: rockclimbing for acrophobes?
This is a very good suggestion for someone who has started hiking in
GC but finds their fears are limiting what they can do and where they
can go and...
Doug N 2005-02-18 19:42:00 #34855
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