Have you ever tried crossing a high area via the famous tyrolean traverse? This is used in a range of mountaineering activities: rock climbing, technical tree climbing, caving, water crossings and Mountain Rescue. In this photo we see Jo Ann cruising the tyrolean traverse with ease. In the beginning part of our day, she had already mastered so …
Irene rappelling at Water Canyon Utah. This shot was taken on our first rappel station. She worked her rappel like a pro!
Carlos and Carol making room for Jodie. Run Jodie, run! This was an epic moment captured on our hike out. Like the song says, “some people wait a lifetime for a moment like this…” haha
Tony rappelling at Water Canyon Utah. He turns around to look down and yells, “DAMN”. Which ended up freaking everyone else out.
Zel rappelling at Water Canyon, UT. This was an incredible experience for her. After struggling with her breathing and being in high altitude, it was all worth it at the top!
Many Thanks to the great crew from Zion Rock & Mountain Guides who made our Canyoneering Adventure possible!
Today we have the help of Mister Ninja Chalk Bag! Giving us pointers, inspiration, and some Ninja moves! “Did you see what I just did?”, Ninja asked. “No man!”, we said. “Exactly!”, said the Ninja.
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I heard this kid was fearless! Jumped on some intermediate routes on his first day out. Could not keep him off the rocks, even during breaks. Who knows? He may be the next best future “solo” climber!
It is so interesting to watch people climb, but even more so to see what facial expression they make. The next time you get out there, check out the faces!