With over 30,000 visitors last year, Muir Valley has become the most popular climbing destination in the eastern half of the country. For eight years, Rick and Liz Weber have shouldered the property and developmental expenses as their gift to the climbing community.
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But, now in their late 60s and facing declining health, the future of the valley is unclear.
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If you’ve climbed in the Red River Gorge in the past 10 years the odds are pretty good you’ve climbed on the Weber’s property.
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The odds are also pretty good that you’ve climbed on their property at zero expense to yourself, so consider making a donation to Friends of Muir Valley if you want to see climbing continue on this incredible property into the future.

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Four Walls Freed In Zion In A Day For Caldwell & Honnold, Three Solos In A Day For Honnold

Posted March 19, 2013 at 7:57 am · Comments { 0 } · Photo: Alex Honnold & Tommy Caldwell freeing Touchstone Wall as part of a huge day in Zion

Alex Honnold and Tommy Caldwell team up for a huge day of free climbing in Zion after which Honnold does some scrambling…

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Amazing U.S. Trip By Alex Megos

Posted March 14, 2013 at 9:15 am · Comments { 2 } ·

Much like Toru Nakajima, Alex Megos is an under the radar bone crusher that I have somehow failed to post about up to this point. I actually saw Megos climbing in the flesh back in November in the Red River Gorge when I saw this unassuming kid I didn’t recognize walk up two .
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12d’s in a row as a warmup in the same way I might climb a 5.
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6. In a word: effortless.

Once I got home I recognized him as the kid who flashed Pure Imagination (5.14c) in the Red and repeated The Fly (5.14d) in Rumney. His trip was far from over though, and DPM has the rundown on the rest of his time stateside that saw him climb a lifetime’s worth of hard routes and boulders.

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Quick 2nd Ascent Of Bridge Of Ashes

Posted March 12, 2013 at 8:12 am · Comments { 3 } · Photo: Daniel Woods sending Bridge of Ashes via Bearcam's Instagram

Lest I get accused again of not giving him proper credit, please take note that Daniel Woods has made a quick second ascent of Dave Graham’s recently completed proposed V15 Bridge Of Ashes at Elkland in Estes Park, CO. This according to this picture posted by Bearcam Media on Instagram. No word yet on the grade, but the last two lines of this post on B3Bouldering sound about right to me.

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