What have u climbed??

[Hubbleman]

Something proper, not your hill down the end of town


I've climed

Ayers Rock
Mount Warning
And Everest neighbouring peaks

I'm so amazing

 

[Ringodoggie]

Half Dome and Bridal Veil Falls when I was 60.

 

[ElGato]

in my extended area of the Appalachian Mountains I've climbed:

Hawksbill mountain
Stoney Man/Little Stoney Man
Old Rag mountain
Mount Marshall
Eagle Rock
Big Schloss
Little Schloss
Tibet knob
Halfmoon Peak
Buzzard Rocks
Kennedy Peak
Duncan knob
Seneca Rocks
Spruce Knob
North Fork Mountain/Chimney top
Bear Rocks
Dolly Sods
Flatrock/Roaring Plains

and tons of others I can't think of right now


oh, and i've climbed the Washington Monument several times, once while i was tripping

and i've climbed the Exorcist stairs in Georgetown DC


hooohah!

 

[Hubbleman]

Waw, your an outdoor freak..........


Wait, me too

 

[Treevly]

tryclimblingthebighillofliteracy

 

[aridbud]

35 km hike in E. France from Barr, FR to Saint-Jean-d'Ormont, FR
Continental Divide Trail, Palomas, Mex. to Rock Springs, WY.
13,167 ft. summit: Wheeler Peak, NM
12, 633 ft. Humphrey's Peak, AZ
Crest Trails: Sandia/Manzano Peaks back packing.

 

[Hubbleman]

That's pretty impressive!

 

[Hubbleman]

Yea nepal was pretty amazing

Temple balls - some of the best hash I smoked...

 

[Bud Green]

Twin Owls in Estes Park, Co...

If you climbed around the back, you could climb it (just barely) without protection...
You still needed rope to pull your daypack up after you..

Climbed it first on an all day trip with a buddy and went back a few times by myself to spend the night up there....

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[Hubbleman]

Fucking Oath mate

 

[mean mr.mustard]

The stairs man....

Lots of stairs everywhere...

 

[Green Squall]

I forget the names, but hiked a couple mountains in the Franconia Notch region of New Hampshire.

 

[unclefishstick]

hundreds of boulder problems and roped accents across several states hueco tanks,a dozen areas around boulder colorado,joshua tree,cochise stronghold,a number of areas around flagstaff arizona,several areas in alaska including unique glacial erratic boulders,a dozen peaks in the organ mountains and surrounding areas,and several mountain passes by bike...


climbed a bit...

 

[mean mr.mustard]

Well if hiking counts I can claim some fame.

Plenty of national and state parks under this belt.

Shawnee State and Wayne National are where I've logged the most mileage.

But I don't climb anything I don't want to fall from.

 

[Chi13]

I've hiked up Mt Warning, Mt Cordeaux, Mt Mitchell, Mt Tibrogargen, all in Australia, and a few more but can't remember the names.
Grouse grind and Strawamus Chief (2 of 3 peaks) in Canada.

More like big hill hikes than actual mountain climbing.

Love the tops of mountains though. Always get some unique vegetation.

 

[Hubbleman]

What did u think of mount warning?

 

[aridbud]

Well if hiking counts I can claim some fame.

Plenty of national and state parks under this belt.

Shawnee State and Wayne National are where I've logged the most mileage.

But I don't climb anything I don't want to fall from.

I hear ya, mr. mustard. Those were the days. Now, I think.....if I hurt myself.....ca-ching ($$$$), pain of surgery or PT, and never fully recovering, etc.

 

[Brother Nature]

I've been up Mt. Shasta (California) and Mt. Ruapehu (New Zealand). Ayers Rock sounds awesome as does anything around the Himalayas. Cool to see so many outdoorsy stoners .

 

[nepalnt21]

in my extended area of the Appalachian Mountains I've climbed:

Hawksbill mountain
Stoney Man/Little Stoney Man
Old Rag mountain
Mount Marshall
Eagle Rock
Big Schloss
Little Schloss
Tibet knob
Halfmoon Peak
Buzzard Rocks
Kennedy Peak
Duncan knob
Seneca Rocks
Spruce Knob
North Fork Mountain/Chimney top
Bear Rocks
Dolly Sods
Flatrock/Roaring Plains

and tons of others I can't think of right now


oh, and i've climbed the Washington Monument several times, once while i was tripping

and i've climbed the Exorcist stairs in Georgetown DC


hooohah!

nice list.

washington monument is a gorgeous area. iirc, you can see four states from the top (md, va, wv, pa)

is buzzard the one outside of baltimore?

 

[ElGato]

nice list.

washington monument is a gorgeous area. iirc, you can see four states from the top (md, va, wv, pa)

is buzzard the one outside of baltimore?

Back in the day you could see the Washington Monument from up on Skyline Drive, that ended in the late 80's, maybe the early 90's. I'm not sure if four states are still visible from the Monument or not.

Buzzard Rocks is like 10 miles west of Front Royal VA. in the Elizabeth Furnace area of the GW nat'l forest