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51.www.indoorclimbing.com280000
52.www.alpineascents.com275000
53.www.mountaineering.ie275000
54.www.tatonka.com269000
55.www.planet-rock.com261000
56.himalman.wordpress.com249000
57.www.the-rock.de246000
58.www.almenrausch.at237000
59.www.neice.com232000
60.www.riesner.at224000
61.climbing.about.com217000
62.www.hikearizona.com209000
63.www.naturfreunde.de206000
64.www.sigg.ch196000
65.www.alpinisten.info191000
66.www.thecrag.com184000
67.www.treeclimbing.com183000
68.www.edelrid.de175000
69.www.geolife.de175000
70.www.tourentipp.de166000
71.www.tourendatenbank.com158000
72.www.wandersite.ch157000
73.www.alainrobert.com155000
74.www.boulderrausch.de147000
75.www.drtopo.com140000
76.www.gunks.com140000
77.www.alpenfuehrer.de140000
78.www.rmiguides.com138000
79.www.bergnews.com135000
80.www.accessfund.org134000
81.pelaoaventura.superforos.com134000
82.www.cascadeclimbers.com129000
83.www.earthtreksclimbing.com124000
84.climb-utah.com122000
85.www.wandermagazin.de122000
86.www.americanalpineclub.org118000
87.www.schoeffel.de118000
88.www.softrock.de109000
89.www.smithrock.com105000
90.www.russianclimb.com101000
91.www.mojozone.co.nz101000
92.www.klettersteig.de101000
93.cragwag.com99900
94.www.tradgirl.com99600
95.www.mountains2b.com96800
96.www.alanarnette.com96200
97.www.wanderbares-deutschland.de94000
98.www.weltweitwandern.at92600
99.www.alpineclubofcanada.ca92000
100.www.100summits.com90100
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94. www.tradgirl.com

Rating: 99600 points*
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Path of Most Resistance
The world's elite ice climbers take over the frozen walls of the Uncompahgre Gorge this weekend at the 11th annual Ouray Ice Festival in Ouray, Colo.
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LEAD: TO imagine what it is like to be an ice climber, think of yourself perched along the face of a frozen waterfall. Picture the waterfall as a cascade of glass chandeliers overhanging a rock wall. You are picking your way up slowly. In your hand is an ice hammer, and a piton or ice screw for securing a belay rope to the top.
query.nytimes.com		 Ever Upward, No Matter What
Featuring exceptional people doing extraordinary things, “Blindsight” is one of those documentaries with the power to make you re-examine your entire life.
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Instructor Lara McCluskey tests rock-climbing pants; photos
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The hike to Kings Peak, a 28-mile round trip, leads climbers far beyond any signs of civilization.
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