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Nalle Hukkataival writing about a recent trip he took to Peñoles, Mexico:
The massive potential was hard not to notice straight away. Just within minutes of walking from our camp there are great problems like El Baca Loca (V13), Lado Activo del Infito (V14) and El Fantasmo Hambiento (V12). And now on top of that my first ascents; Zugzwang, El Infierno,101, El Señor de los Cielos and Blood and Sand. And that’s just what’s right next to the camp.
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Check out the post for the full story and pictures, and then watch this trailer to whet your appetite for more media from Peñoles.
Climbing.com has the report on a trip Alex Honnold, Will Stanhope and Paul McSorley took to Mexico to climb on El Gran Trono Blanco.
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Among other things the trip yielded a new 11 pitch 5.
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13 that was freed by Honnold:
“The route is fairly runout and will most likely never be downrated, if you know what I mean,” said photographer Andrew Burr. “It was mega-hot, and watching Alex negotiate the roof and heinously thin slab traverses in the heat was some of the most impressive leading either myself or Stanhope has ever witnessed.”
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