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Post by deviates on Nov 29, 2018 22:40:01 GMT
My heels aren't the problem, it's my calfs. Old rugby injuries mean they feel like they're going to snap like rubber bands every time I put a little bit of pressure on a heel hook. Would love to do some ice climbing, need to travel out of the UK and find somewhere good for beginners. Ouray, Colorado. They run water spigots in a box canyon. Leadable WI 2 to WI 6 and world competition level mixed climbing, if you are into that sort of thing (one rated at MI 15-!). Because there are anchors at the top of many areas, toproping is easy, too. The beginner routes are walking distance from the town. If you are a beginner, you can probably get away with no motor vehicle (use a shuttle to and from town, and none needed in town). Sounds great. My lead climbing is pretty good so it would be nice to go somewhere different to challenge myself with that while having a go at ice climbing. Thanks, time to research a holiday! Is there much bouldering that way in Colorado? |
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