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Rock Climb The Eye (Cyclops Rock), Joshua Tree National Park, California
The Eye (5.4) is one of the most popular easy climb in all of Joshua Tree. It's located dead center on its west face of Cyclops Rock - therefore the name. Cyclops Rock has popular climbing routes. Given it's close proximity to Hidden Valley Campground, it is occasionally climbed at night. -
Canyoneer The Goblin’s Lair, Goblin Valley State Park, Utah
Hidden away on the park’s eastern boundary, beyond the cliffs that form the far wall of the Valley of Goblins, is a massive cavernous formation known as The Goblin’s Lair. Not truly a cavern, the “lair” is actually a beautiful slot canyon, the entrance of which has been sealed by rock fall. Depending on time of day, light may pour in through ce... -
Climb The Hive, Cat Ba, Viet Nam
The Hive is a rock formation in Butterfly Valley. Many people come here for climbing and it's advisable to have some of your own gear as renting it is very expensive. -
Rock Climb The Hot Tub, Joshua Tree National Park, California
The Hot Tub is located along Park Blvd northwest of Intersection Rock and Hidden Valley Campground. A trail directly across the field from the pullout leads to the base of this wide formation. Some of the route include Hot Tubs From Hell (5.8), From Here To Infirmary (5.9), Amanda (5.10a) and Elixir (5.10b). -
Bungy or Swing The Ledge, Queenstown, New Zealand
Situated 400 metres above Queenstown, the Ledge enables you to put your own twist on Bungy Jumping. If you don’t fancy a twist, how about a flip, handstand or even the 'Matrix'? Our specially designed harnesses allow you to Bungy in a variety of styles listed on our ‘Jump Menu’, ensuring an experience that fits your personality. The Ledge is our... -
Explore The Maze District, Canyonlands National Park, Utah
The Maze district is located west of the Colorado and Green rivers is the least accessible section of the park, and one of the most remote and inaccessible areas of the United States. On the 13.5 mile hike there are numerous canyons leading to dead-ends, which can mean even the most experienced hikers can get lost. This trail sees only 2,000 people per year on averag... -
Rock Climb The Monolith, Pinnacles National Park, California
Monolith (historically known as Vasquez's Monolith) has some of the best climbing the Eastern District has to offer. The Monolith offers dozens of quality sport routes ranging from 5.7 to 5.14. -
Rock Climb The Moonlight Buttress, Zion National Park, Utah
The Moonlight Buttress can be spotted from the road. The rock looks blank above that but a beautiful, direct, crack system runs almost the whole way up. This route goes free at 5.13a onsight or 5.12d. 10 pitches, 1200', Grade V. The best conditions for climbing are from March through May and September through early November. Temperatures in the summer can soar over 10... -
Summit The Moose's Tooth, Denali National Park, Alaska
The Moose's Tooth (or simply Moose's Tooth, Mooses Tooth) is a rock peak on the east side of the Ruth Gorge in the Central Alaska Range, 15 miles (24 km) southeast of Denali. Despite its relatively low elevation, it is a difficult climb. It is notable for its many large rock faces and its long ice couloirs, which are famous in mountaineering circles, and have seen a n... -
Hike & Rock Climb The Narrows, Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma
The trail to The Narrows is 2.7 miles out and back. It's a great place to rock climb or just hike. -
Rock Climb The Needles (Black Hills), Custer State Park, South Dakota
The Needles in the southwest corner of South Dakota, the Black Hills are a region of fantastically eroded granite pillars, towers, and spires. The Needles offers climbers easy access and unique topography. Climbers will find will find multiple pitch aid routes, hard sport routes, free traditional crack climbs and excellent bouldering. During the winter months, many of... -
Rock Climb The Old Woman Rock, Joshua Tree National Park, California
Old Woman Rock has several routes including Double Cross (5.7), Dogleg (5.8), Toe Jam, Geronimo, Bearded Cabbage (5.10c) and Spider Line (5.11d). It's located next to the bulletin board at Hidden Valley Campground. -
Rock Climb The Quarter Domes, Yosemite National Park, California
The Quarter Domes are a bit up Tenaya Canyon, are across from Half Dome and Clouds Rest, thus are above Yosemite Valley, quite near to Little Yosemite Valley. The Quarter Domes offer rock climbing routes, though the approach is difficult. One well-known route is The North Face, which Yvon Chouinard and Tom Frost first climbed in 1962. West Quarter Dome is a granodiori... -
Surf The Right, Western Australia
The Right, a thumping reef break off the coast of Western Australia. Massive swells traverse across the Indian Ocean and dump onto a shallow, treacherous reef. It is very isolated and far away from the nearest hospital. only by boat/ski is my recommendation. -
Cliff Jump "The Rock" at Waimea Bay, Oahu, Hawaii
At Waimea Bay you canjump off "da Big Rock" or "Jump Rock" - a rock that is perfectly positioned in the bay (for use at your own risk!). The Rock at the tallest point, "Towers" is about 30 feet high. The water is sandy and about 10-20 feet deep.
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