Your first multi-pitch climb? What and where?
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satans corner, possibly my first belay as well. my partner whipped on the opening move of the 2nd pitch, he is still alive. I wonder if anyone does it in 2 pitches anymore? |
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Johnny Vegas in Red Rocks. Hired a guide. Had no idea how to clean gear. Pressed the trigger on his #1 Camalot and pushed it forward before trying to pull it out. Spent the next 20 minutes trying to extract it. No luck. |
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Wow, all the first multi-pitch experiences I wish I had. |
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Haystack at Lovers Leap! Followed all pitches. |
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Kyle - yeah im still in philly. Havent been climbing a whole lot this summer, but i got up to the gunks a few times. Still looking to check out pondbank! Also whould like to get down to seneca. maybe we can get together this fall. Shoot me a text if your looking for a partner |
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The Stoned Master wrote:drew and eric you still getting at it? wheres your home turf? where do you prefer?I survived, and still try to climb as much as possible. Living in VT, heading to cathedral this weekend, maybe to get on the Diedre if I have the sack! I also spend a good amount of time in UT wanking around on moderate multipitch around the state. |
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Matt: sounds good man! the next planned trip to seneca is in november and I plan to spend a few weekends at the gunks in october. for the rest of september im staying local, I will definitly contact you. |
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First time following - Horseman at the Gunks. I had to hang after the traverse because I over-gripped big time. I know ppl do it as one pitch but the leader broke it into two for me knowing I was about to get my mind blown. |
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Ming: the horseman, classic trapps. ive never been on it; every time I walk by someones on it and/or theres a line. |
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Here'ya go - mountainproject.com/v/rock-… |
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My first multi-pitch was Andrew at the Gunks (5.4) with a guide. First trad lead was Three Pines at the Gunks (5.3). Both were awesome experiences. |
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You still getting at it Puzman? If so where? |
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Simple J. Malarky at Seneca Rocks. Third on the rope, second man cleaned all the gear from the overhang pitch leaving the cord hanging WAY out in space. I was gripped to say the very least! |
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rick mix: what year was that (trying to picture the scene/style at seneca at the time)? Im assuming pre-bellefonte days? |
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First multi-pitch sport was "arete butler" in foster falls. |
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Whodunit, Tahquitz. I had a set of nuts two large hex's, a pink tricam and borrowed four friends. I led every pitch. Good Times! |
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The third pitch of The Mummy (5.5) in Linville Gorge. |
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First multipitch was "Arco Boleino", a 2-pitch 5.8 sport route in the Canadian Rockies near Jasper. It's limestone, and the 2nd pitch features a somewhat sketchy friction move. I led it, with my wife following, then we rapped off and she led it. The climb was her idea, but she volunteered me to go first. |
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first multi-pitch was "Right On" in Joshua Tree |
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First multi-pitch ever was the Cave Route at Table Rock in NC on a school trip in the early 1970s. |