Showing posts with label bozeman climbing boulders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bozeman climbing boulders. Show all posts

Sunday, January 23, 2011

SLC -> Moe's Valley

After a few years of "vagabond" living, I've decided to move back to Salt Lake-- to be able to earn money, sleep in a bed, subscribe to Netflix, take showers without sandals, go to yoga, train in a gym, etc... AI'm also living in a house of climbers, all of whom are very motivated to take multiple trips a month to the nearby deserts... About a week ago, we went to Moe's Valley, down by St. George, Utah. Even though it was snowing in Salt Lake when we left, we had highs near 60 F with lots of sun.
Hippie carpool: Four humans, two dogs, four crashpads, two tents, etc, etc... strapped to and crammed in one '95 Subaru legacy.

Bread, Nutella, avacado, egg.

David highballing up at the Dragonfly boulder.
View from the high plateau.


Thawing in the morning sun.

The Kung-Pao boulder.
Yours truly on Sichuan Peppercorn, on the Kung-Pao boulder. (Wearing Madyson Wmn's pants, Manola Hoody, and Goblin shoes -these are all some of my favorite Mammut things!.)


-Christine Balaz

PS Moe's has a new guidebook (http://markhorclimbing.com/climbing/guide-books/moes-valley-bouldering-guide-book/), so if you're curious about the place, it's definitely worth checking out. Though the rock quality is much worse than at Joe's, it's still a really fun place with many problems, very relaxed camping, and lots of winter sun.

Sunday, August 22, 2010

Bozeman Boulders


Check out the Bozeman Boulder initiative blog......a great community effort to bring bouldering to everyone. My business Stronghold Fabrication is building them. Lots of thanks to Mammut for donating raffle items that helped us raise the money to build the last two.

http://bozemanboulders.blogspot.com/

Whit Magro