cragging.org » cragging.org http://cragging.org a global climbers' cooperative Thu, 06 May 2010 20:46:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 en hourly 1 A year of North America’s best climbing! http://cragging.org/2009/11/01/a-year-of-north-americas-best-climbing/ http://cragging.org/2009/11/01/a-year-of-north-americas-best-climbing/#comments Sun, 01 Nov 2009 12:01:04 +0000 cragging.org http://cragging.org/?p=3 cragging.org announces its first American road trip! For the duration of 2010, we’ll be visiting the best climbing that US, Canada, and Mexico have to offer. World-class trad, sport, and bouldering destinations to include:

Winter

  • El Potrero Chico
  • Hueco
  • Reimer’s Ranch
  • Enchanted Tower
  • Jack’s Canyon
  • Priest Draw
  • Joshua Tree
  • Black Mountain
  • Tram
  • Needles
  • Stoney Point
  • Clark Mountain
Spring

  • Red Rocks
  • Mount Charleston
  • Arrow Canyon
  • Virgin River Gorge
  • Veyo
  • Zion
  • Indian Creek
  • Joe’s Valley
  • American Fork
  • Little Cottonwood Canyon
  • Logan Canyon
  • Maple Canyon
  • Ibex
  • Bishop
  • Yosemite
  • Lost Rocks
  • Smith Rock
Summer

  • Squamish
  • Little Si
  • Leavenworth
  • Riggins
  • Grand Tetons
  • Ten Sleep
  • Sinks Canyon
  • Wild Iris
  • Rifle
  • RMNP
  • Carter Lake
  • Poudre Canyon
  • Vedauwoo
  • Eldo
  • Mount Evans
  • Clear Creek
Fall

  • Cathedral Ledge
  • Rumney
  • Pawtuckaway
  • Lincoln Woods
  • The Gunks
  • Coopers Rock
  • The New
  • The Red
  • Obed
  • Hound Ears
  • Rock Town
  • Little Rock City
  • Foster Falls
  • T-Wall
  • Little River Canyon
  • Sand Rock
  • Horsepens
  • Horseshoe Canyon Ranch

Promoting climbing as a vehicle for responsible travel, environmental stewardship, and cultural exchange, cragging.org runs its road trips as non-profit, community-building programs. Climb with us for a week or a year. Participants will only be billed for actual and reasonable costs. It’s cheaper, greener, and healthier than dirtbagging! See our road trips page or read on for a complete schedule and other details.

We've moved our scheduling to our Facebook page. Check there for an up-to-date itinerary.

Estimated daily cost: $30 per person. Airport pickup available upon request. Email cragging.org@gmail.com for more information, or proceed to our member site to join.

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  • Contributors
    Got any good climbing stories? What about news from your local crag? Or a PhD thesis about contemporary issues in the climbing world? We’re looking for community contributions to our blog.
  • Translators
    We want this website to be a focal point for the global climbing community. If we’re going to succeed, we need our content to appear in as many languages as possible. Come on! You know you wanna practice your Chinese!
  • Coders
    We’re going to be rolling out a couple of sweet-ass Facebook applications in a few of weeks. If you’ve got web development skills, we could use a hand polishing them up and doing a bit of beta-testing.

Want to get involved? Shoot us an email.

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