Some of My Trip Reports

I’ve been climbing a lot of long, moderate routes lately (my favorite kind of climbing) and here are the trip reports I’ve written up. All of the routes are here in Utah.

New Route Potential #10: Devetashka Cave, Bulgaria
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New Route Potential #10: Devetashka Cave, Bulgaria

Ideal Climber Houses #12: Aescher-Wildkirchli on Säntis (that’s the name of the mountain), Switzerland
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Ideal Climber Houses #12: Aescher-Wildkirchli on Säntis (that’s the name of the mountain), Switzerland

Gym climbing on real rock. Wait, what? This is in China and I’ve seen this sort of thing a couple times there. Sad. [via]
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Gym climbing on real rock.

Wait, what? This is in China and I’ve seen this sort of thing a couple times there. Sad. [via]

Ideal climber houses #10 - Konigssee Lake, Berchtesgaden National Park, Germany
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Ideal climber houses #10 - Konigssee Lake, Berchtesgaden National Park, Germany

Rhumsiki, Cameroon. [via]
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Rhumsiki, Cameroon. [via]

Ideal climber houses #9: Catacombs in Turkey[Source]
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Ideal climber houses #9: Catacombs in Turkey
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Ideal Climber Houses #8, in Norway[Source] 
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Ideal Climber Houses #8, in Norway
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Here are 10 more photos from my various adventures of the past few years. Click on each one for the larger version and a caption. Other sets of my photos are here and here. 

New route potential #7: Dragon Falls, Venezuela Jungly big walls and towers, anyone?
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New route potential #7: Dragon Falls, Venezuela

Jungly big walls and towers, anyone?

The ultimate highball boulder, located in Namibia. [Source]
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The ultimate highball boulder, located in Namibia. [Source]

Two New Trip Reports and an Open Invitation for More

I’ve posted a couple climbing new trip reports to my personal blog in the last week:

I love reading TRs and would be more than happy to link to anyone’s trip reports. In fact, I’d love to make a weekly list of people’s new trip reports. So if you’ve posted a climbing trip report (it can be on Tumblr, on a different blog, or on a forum or something), let me know via the Contact page.