from DreamInVertical
600 feet 19 bolts, 10 days, 6 brushes, 4 partners and 1 route later, here is the long-winded tale of my experience new routing on the Incredible Hulk. Stemming out under the small roof, I know that I haven’t done it this way before. I hesitate and wonder if I’m going to blow it. (Stop [...]
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from Videoclimb.com, The best climbing videos on the net
Black Diamond athletes Kate Rutherford and Brittany Griffith hiked in to the High Sierras famed Incredible Hulk to have a go at the 1200-foot granite wall’s prime line, Venturi Effect.
Author: BD
Climber: Kate Rutherford and Brittany Griffith
Location: US
Language: EN
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from UKClimbing.com News
Tom Briggs introduces this video. "This film shows Lisa Rands, one of the most accomplished boulderers in the US, and crack legend, Peter Croft, repeating his and Dave Nettle's 2004 Alpine rock route on the Incredible Hulk, Venturi Effect (5.12+). Croft describes the Hulk as the best Alpine face in California's High Sierra and the crux pitch of Venturi Effect as the best stemming pitch he has done anywhere."
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from DreamInVertical
This is a trip report about my last two trips up to the Incredible Hulk. Scroll down to skip the Public Service Announcement or read on for important tips for minimizing impact at the Incredible Hulk. To future climbers of the Incredible Hulk: I’m pretty passionate about the outdoors and one thing that is very [...]
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from www.arareko.net
Keywords:
Squamish,
Californias northern Sierra,
1,200-foot spire,
Link-ups Test Climbers,
1,000-foot Chief,
1,000-foot Chief in Squamish,
life on July 30,
phenomenal link-ups,
two phenomenal link-ups,
Matt Ciancio
Not one, but two phenomenal link-ups came to life on July 30. Matt Ciancio and Peter Croft climbed four routes on the Incredible Hulk, the 1,200-foot spire in Californias northern Sierra; on that same day, Alex Honnold and Will Stanhope ran up four climbs, 5.11c and harder, on the 1,000-foot Chief in Squamish, British Columbia. [...]
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from The Alpinist - newswire
Not one, but two phenomenal link-ups came to life on July 30. Matt Ciancio and Peter Croft climbed four routes on the Incredible Hulk, the 1,200-foot spire in California's northern Sierra; on that same day, Alex Honnold and Will Stanhope ran up four climbs, 5.11c and harder, on the 1,000-foot Chief in Squamish, British Columbia. A few weeks later, Jason Lakey free-soloed five long Sierra alpine climbs around Mt. Whitney in a day. Ciancio and Croft did their first climb, Positive Vibrations (5.11a, 12 ...
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from www.arareko.net
Peter Croft and Matt Ciancio linked four full-length routes on the Incredible Hulk, a steep, 1,200-foot granite wall in the northern Sierra Nevada, in a long day of climbing in late July. The Incredible Hulk is a half day’s hike from the road and tops out at over 11,000 feet Taken from: Climbing Magazine.
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from DreamInVertical
I’ve been in this situation before; I’m nervous and don’t really want to go through with it. The nagging of potential failure is pulling me down. I don’t know why I care so much. They say it is more important to try and fail then to never have tried at all (see Alfred Lord Tennyson). [...]
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