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Beautiful Montserrat

By |October 30th, 2014|

Beautiful view from the sector El Vermell del Xincarró at the end of the climbing day

Delight climbing in Camarasa

By |October 23rd, 2014|

  A view of the canyon, climbing sectors on the right This year autumn seems to have no intention to arrive... here in Catalonia we still have a lot of sun and days [...]

“Once you discover Spain as a climbing destination you don’t want to go anywhere else!”

Francesca, Italy

I fell in love with Montserrat at first sight

Ricardo, Tenerife, Canary Islands

“Really missing you guys down there – i could have stayed with you for some more days/weeks”

Joakim, Sweden

“Gracias gracias gracias for organizing everything today!  I had the best time with Isaac, very patient and chill, he picked the perfect routes. and he brought lots of good snacks!  I will for sure recommend you and your guides to all my climbing friends in Canada and London”

Kristina, Canada

La Pauta

By |April 26th, 2010|

Sole climber nearing the anchor on a route at La Pauta (click photo to zoom in) Living in Catalonia and having access to basically unlimited amount of climbing is, as you can imagine, just amazing. [...]

Il Domani, 9a, by Iker Pou

By |April 20th, 2010|

Iker Pou has made the 2nd ascent of Il Domani, 9a, at Baltzola, a mega resistance route according to him. Quite different to his previous two 9a-range 2nd ascents, Demencia senil and Victimas Pérez. Obviously [...]

Foreplay?

By |April 15th, 2010|

Despite complaining about feeling sick yesterday, and being generaly miserable due to bad weather, Dave Graham pulled one out of the hat today by doing Open your mind, 8c+, at Santa Linya. "KING OF THE [...]

Interviews with Chris and Daila

By |April 9th, 2010|

Pierre Delás from Kairn interviewed Chris Sharma and Daila Ojeda while he was in Catalunya a while back. You can find the English versions here (Chris) and here (Daila).

The latest sends

By |April 8th, 2010|

Tom Bolger has fought his way up Open your mind direct, 9a, at Santa Linya for his 3rd of the grade: "After a couple of familiar boulder problems at the base of the crag to warm up, [...]

Bouldering in Sant Joan de Vilatorrada

By |April 7th, 2010|

Working us through the E-Bloc guide, we of course had to try some conglomerate bouldering in Sant Joan! A bit tricky to find the way though, and the old sign that said "Fiasa" was very [...]

By |April 5th, 2010|

Yesterday, Markus Jung repeated Richard Simpson's A Muerte at Siurana, 8c+/9a, a route that's quickly becoming a hard core classic. After the FA, Richard described the route: "The route I climbed is about 20 metres [...]

The Chaos of Targasonne

By |April 1st, 2010|

Although situated at almost 1600 metres above sea level in the middle of the French Pyrenees, bouldering in Targasonne is still possible, and maybe at its best, in the beginning of March. We didn't expect [...]

Easter holiday Ramonet style

By |March 30th, 2010|

Easter is approaching, and Ramon took the opportunity to visit a few Cataluñan crags: Vilanova de Prades, Margalef and Siurana. He's mostly been relaxing on 8a-8b+ routes, but also made a typically quick ascent of [...]

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