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sanarteaga
Feb 4, 2010, 5:25 AM
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If you visit Colombia there are 4 places you should consider visiting:
1. Suesca (where it all started in Colombia)... About 400 routes... sport, trad, crack, face, 1 pitch to 4 pitches... beautiful sand stone. 50 minutes away from Bogotá. There is another mainly sport crags nearby Valle de los Halcones (20-30 minutes away).
2. Mesa de los Santos (aka. La Mojarra). Surreal location above a beautiful valley. 150 mainly sport routes, red sandstone... Near Bucaramanga.
3. Machetá - Near Bogotá smaller sport crag.
4. El Cocuy. Alpine climbing. Peaks rising above 16500 feet, allowing for high altitude big walls and mountaineering.
Complete info at:
http://www.monodedo.com/...bia/dondeescalar.htm
SUESCA
MESA DE LOS SANTOS
EL COCUY (RITACUBA NEGRO)
MORE info at:
http://www.monodedo.com/...bia/dondeescalar.htm
MAGAZINE ARTICLES:
KOOCH MAGAZINE BY HERNÁN WILKE
http://issuu.com/.../kooch__abril_2010/1
Its in spanish. Kooch is the leading argentinean rock climbing mag.
CLIMBING MAGAZINE BY Carole Lunny
http://www.climbing.com/..._climbing/index.html
Photos by Sebastian Mejia, Ricardo Ernesto, Nestor Contreras, J. Cruikshank and Carole Lunny - Colombia is a country full of legends and myths, and Suesca, just 45 kilometres north of Bogotá, has its fair share of ghost tales, supernatural drumming, and flying witches. Suesca is a popular weekend destination for climbers of all levels. It is the best area in Colombia for both traditional and sport climbing, and boasts over 400 routes from 5.4 to 5.14. The walls are up to 125 metres high and follow the railway tracks and a small river
VIDEOS:
Climbing Colombia 1/2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmsmZTKiQcw
Climbing Colombia 2/2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUewLBwxht0
(This post was edited by sanarteaga on May 5, 2011, 12:52 AM)
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pyrfordpaul
Feb 18, 2010, 7:11 PM
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I'm coming! I'll be there in 2 weeks, for maybe 6 weeks. I have shoes, harness, belay device, sleeping bag. No tent or rope. I can lead grade 6b, french. I can speak a bit of spanish, enough to get around Ok.
Where are the best places for me to go, for meeting climbers and finding places to stay. Do I need to buy a tent? If so, from where?
Thanks!
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sanarteaga
Feb 20, 2010, 2:53 AM
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contact me for beta...
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marcolopez
Nov 14, 2015, 8:05 AM
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Its a breathtaking and adventurous place to be, best outdoor sport spot. This also best postcards and posters, if plan to have this in postcard, you can get this done at http://www.digitekprinting.com/poster-prints.
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