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151.www.soescalade.com36200
152.www.alpinet.org35200
153.www.newenglandbouldering.com32200
154.www.sportclimbing.de31900
155.everestmydream.blogspot.com31300
156.www.rockclimbergirl.com29700
157.www.ultimateoutdoors.co.uk29100
158.www.edviesturs.com27800
159.www.onsight.com.au27200
160.www.bergtotal.com27200
161.bleau.info27000
162.www.trekking.lu26300
163.mountainblog.de25500
164.www.jagged-globe.co.uk25100
165.www.elbrus.org21000
166.www.gipfelbuch.de19200
167.www.inseltouring.de19100
168.www.webclimbing.com17700
169.www.pyb.co.uk17600
170.www.cragx.com17400
171.climbingnarc.com17300
172.www.saltorosummits.com17000
173.www.mcsa.org.za16400
174.www.hauser-exkursionen.de16200
175.www.swerbo.com16100
176.www.mountain-guide-adventure.com15400
177.allclimbing.com14200
178.www.rockreation.com12700
179.www.klettern.frankenjura.com12600
180.americasroof.com11900
181.www.mountainsafety.org.nz11900
182.www.montagnes.org11200
183.climbr.de11000
184.www.ukbouldering.com10700
185.climbingholdreview.blogspot.com10700
186.www.climbri.com10200
187.www.nordwanderer.de9950
188.jeepermtj.blogspot.com9920
189.www.everest1953.co.uk9390
190.www.sheffieldclimbing.com9160
191.www.altitudeevents.org8770
192.everest1953.blogspot.com8180
193.schwarzwaldverein.de8030
194.www.bergsport-zillertal.at7600
195.www.alpineascents.ca6250
196.wikitopo.com5480
197.thefossilclub.blogspot.com5410
198.www.scotclimb.org.uk5010
199.higround.com4970
200.thinrope.net4780
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171. climbingnarc.com

Rating: 17300 points*
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Climbing Narcissist | Where it’s always about giving back to the kids…

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