*Editors Note: This is a guest contribution from Tyler Scheer. All photos, the awesome video and text are from Tyler. It’s 6:30. In the morning. The sun is barely up, and for some reason my alarm is going off. I do what any reasonable person would, and hit the snooze button for twenty minutes. Adam’s [continue reading]
With so much amazing climbing around Boulder, my priorities usually don’t involve lengthy projects. A number of the routes I’ve had success on this year have required around five total attempts over the course of 2-3 days. Most of those routes I’ve chosen because they are compelling lines worth multiple visits. But in the back [continue reading]
The Rocky Mountain bouldering season is in full swing and with Boulder still baking we’d be crazy not to join in the fun. Following up our trip last weekend to Upper Chaos, this time we decided to visit the Lower Chaos boulders. The photos above (D-Rock) show a crux move on Skipper G (V8) at [continue reading]
Boulder has been mired in a heat wave for a solid month. Climbing in 95 degree heat drains you. So when a couple friends invited me to go bouldering in Rocky Mountain National Park above 10,000 feet I jumped at the opportunity. D-Rock, Ian and I wandered up to the Upper Chaos boulders where we [continue reading]
The Doub Griffith is one of Eldo’s best routes. Beginning on an exposed ledge, it packs an instant punch with a tough 5.11a first pitch followed by some serious spice on the 5.11b second pitch and the stunning crux 5.11c third pitch. My first visit to the route three years ago with Eli included whipping [continue reading]
Before and after experiencing the Yosemite soul of American climbing, I’ve been deep in the heart of the Front Range. From Eldo’s legendary Jules Vern to the gymnastic Power Bulge in the Flatirons, across the range to the classic namesake Bitty Buttress in Boulder Canyon, we’ve had a blast enjoying the variety our home has [continue reading]
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