161. Welcome To Mountain Sports an outdoor specialty store with a large selection of gear for backpacking, rock climbing, snow skiing, snowboarding, adventure travel, hiking, kayaking and other outdoor pursuits. http://www.mountainsports.com

Advanced Search Brands and items not in our on-line catalog. CATALOG: We do not publish a printed catalog, however we do publish a newsletter and send out sale notices we mail to customers on our mailing list. (U.S. only). HOURS: Monday - Friday Thursday 10AM - 8PM Saturday Sunday All Categories Books Climbing Gear Cookware Day Packs Flashlites Food Footwear Frame Packs Gifts Internal Frame Packs Jackets Kayaks Kids Pack Accessories Paddlesports Pants Pet Gear Rainwear Shorts Skis Ski/Snowboard Accessories Ski/Snowboard Clothing Sleeping Bags Sleeping Pads Snowboarding Snowshoes Socks Stoves Tent Accessories Tents Tools/Knives Transport Travel Gear Travels Packs Water Containers Water Filters Waterproof Breathable Shells All Brands Aqua Bound Black Diamond Bluewater Brunton Burton CampTime Camp Trails Cascade Designs Chaco CMG Equipment Coghlan's Columbia Croakies Dagger Da Kine Dansko Dermatone Eagle Creek Eastpak Eureka Gregory GSI Outdoors Harmony High Sierra Islander Kayaks Jansport JetBoil Katadyn Kelty Layers Leatherman Leki Lotus Designs Marker Bindings McNett Misc.

162. Fact Sheet: Scouting And Climbing Scouting and climbing. Background. During the summer of leader training. climbing Merit Badge. The climbing merit badge, No. 10522, is http://www.scouting.org/factsheets/02-578.html

Scouting and Climbing Background During the summer of 1995, youth participants in the National Junior Leader Instructor Camp held at Philmont Scout Ranch identified climbing as an increasingly popular activity. They requested the development of program literature by the Boy Scouts of America in support of climbing. In May 1997, the first edition of the Climbing merit badge pamphlet was released and proved to be extremely popular. In September 1997, a national climbing task force was organized, and members met for the first time to discuss suggestions they received regarding climbing techniques and appropriate safety measures. Their vision was to develop climbing literature and training for units and councils. As a result, Climb On Safely was developed and made available in fall 1998. Similar to Safe Swim Defense and Safety Afloat, Climb On Safely is designed to orient adult leaders with the proper procedure for organizing and managing BSA climbing/rappelling activities for their units. In the two years following Climb On Safely's introduction, the climbing task force developed additional materials for use by Scouts and leaders. These included the Climb On Safely Training Outline, a revised

163. GearReview.com - Reviews On Outdoor Gear: Stoves, Tents, Backpacks, Sleeping Bag Detailed reviews of climbing, camping, and adventure gear by staff reviewers. http://www.gearreview.com/

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164. Rockclimbing In Victoria Australia - Victorian Climbing Club The Victorian climbing Club was formed to promote the sport of rockclimbing in Victoria, Australia. http://www.vicclimb.org.au/

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165. CLIMBUBU Mauro Bubu Bole website. Images, movies and stories about his activity of climbing, mountaineering, expeditions, dry tooling, skiing. http://www.climbubu.com

166. BRMRG Knot Primer Covers climbing and rescue knots including how to make a seat harness from webbing and the bowlineon-a-coil. Photos and instructions. http://brmrg.med.virginia.edu/knots/knots.html

The BRMRG Knot Review Schedule FAQ Levels Documents ... Training Guide Written and developed by Jason Dalton This Web page is for the training and reference of the Blue Ridge Mountain Rescue Group Inc. It is not intended to replace competent training on how to safely and correctly tie knots used for Wilderness Search and Rescue. Please seek instruction if you are interested in learning to tie these knots, and use this resource as a practice and refresher aid.. Click on a knot and you will get an illustrated tutorial on how to tie it and the usage for each knot. Memorize all of this information. FTM Knots overhand square knot figure-8 figure-8 bend ... ASRC triple redundant seat harness FTL Knots sheet bend frost knot butterfly knot one-way knot ... Münter hitch Blue Ridge Mountain Rescue Group Inc.

167. Dublin University Climbing Club Long ago, climbing massive mountain peaks and huge sheer cliffs was considered to be the only type of climbing. Shorter routes were http://www.tcd.ie/Clubs/Climbing/

Long ago, climbing massive mountain peaks and huge sheer cliffs was considered to be the only type of climbing. Shorter routes were considered as a good form of training for these longer epic style routes. With time, shorter route climbing became more popular as people looked for a more convenient form of climbing. These shorter routes such as bouldering and sport climbing have become the fastest areas of climbing. Standards have increased ten-fold because of the concentrated difficulty of these shorter routes. Climbing has now become more accessible and safe with the introduction of bolting and indoor climbing walls with artificial faces. Now anyone can try a strenuous overhang or roof in the knowledge that they can get up and leave whenever they want. And this is where you fit in..... Can you see yourself as a trippy, farout, hey..way cool "I'd like to do that" type of person?...Well then, the climbing club is definitely for you...Not only is it an opportunity to get higher than you've ever been before, it is also a chance to be a member in one of the biggest sports clubs in the college. For a mere 3 euro membership fee, you will be entitled to go on any of our club trips throughout the year, free use of our indoor wall, free instruction and free use of some of the more manky climbing shoes in our club locker....that'll easily be the one thing each day that scares you...Not only that, you will also be entitled to 10% off in The Great Outdoors and The Outdoor Adventure Store.

168. Skiing, Rock Climbing, Mountain Biking Information, pictures, links, and videos on skiing and mountain biking. http://www.geocities.com/pipeline/jump/9995/

169. Rock-climbing In The Peak District National Park - Stanage, Froggatt, Curbar, St Rockclimbing in the Peak began with early pioneers in the 1890s, and has now expanded so that every weekend there are thousands of climbers on the crags. http://www.cressbrook.co.uk/walks/climb.htm

Rock-climbing in the Peak began with early pioneers in the 1890s, and has now expanded so that every weekend there are thousands of climbers on the crags. The Peak has a wide range of crags both large and small with well over 10000 recorded climbs - probably no-one knows exactly how many - and being close to several large population centres means that it is a popular place to climb. Historically the gritstone crags were the first to be explored, and those where access was not restricted by gamekeepers - Laddow Rocks and Castle Naze for example - were those where the much of the first climbing was done, though crags such as Stanage which were officially 'out of bounds' also had many routes recorded. This state of affairs continued until the 1950s, when a post-war generation emerged and simultaneously, public access to the majority of crags became possible. The number of climbers increased and, led by legendary figures such as Nat Allen, Joe Brown and Don Whillans, standards soared and the number of recorded routes increased dramatically. By the late 1960s the gritstone crags had been widely explored and attention turned to the limestone crags - which had hitherto been largely avoided, being regarded as either too steep or too loose. Many of the first limestone routes used one or more pitons but it was gradually realised that these could be climbed without aid and in the 1980s a large number of steep technical limestone routes were added to the list of Peak climbs. More recently some extremely technical routes have been added where majority opinion is that the use of bolts for protection is both justified and necessary.

170. Mountain Ventures Provides trekking, climbing, and multiactivity guides and instruction plus team building in Snowdonia, North Wales. http://www.mountainventures.co.uk

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171. Knickerbocker Chapter Of Adk Mtn Club Offers hikes and excursions into the Adirondacks and Catskills plus some climbing. Also participates in trail maintenance. (New York City, New York) http://www.adk-nyc.org/

Knickerbocker Chapter, Adirondack Mountain Club News Activities calendar Hike a new trail! Open Space Advocacy ... About the Chapter Information: Chapter Chair John L. Kolp e-mail: John Your Guide to the NYC Trails Community Hike with us May through ... July. Return to ADK Main Club: Chapter List Home Page

172. Hillwalking Scotland - Walking And Climbing Scottish Mountains And Munro Bagging Practical information for walking in Scotland from munro routes to low level family walks. http://www.scottishsport.co.uk/walking/

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173. :: Arctic Team Challenge 2004 :: An annual stage race in Eastgreenland.5 racedays 250 km. elevation 9,000 metres. venues mountainbiking, mountaintrekking, climbing, glaciertrekking, Icefjordcanoeing. teams of 4, no supportcrews http://www.atc.gl

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174. Outdoor Scotland - Hillwalking, Hiking, Camping, Backpacking climbing, hiking, and hillwalking directory with news, weather and routes. http://www.outdoorscotland.co.uk

Climbing, hiking and mountaineering in Scotland Home Message Board THE DIRECTORY Clubs Gear Accommodation Training ... Email Join Our Mailing list: Subscribe Remove Scottish Landscape Art COMING SOON The arrival of the new OUTDOORscotland.co.uk camping and outdoors shop is imminent. Check back here very soon for top quality, best price outdoors and camping gear. THE DIRECTORY Clubs - Mountaineering, climbing and hillwalking clubs, associations and mountain rescue. Gear - Shops, manufacturers and online gear stores Accommodation - Outdoors schools, mountain guides, instructors, climbing walls, holidays Miscellaneous - Photography, art, personal pages, other outdoors sites etc. Add a site Features - Walking in Perthshire, some great hills such as Liathach and more. This is your guide Roche Mouton "Long live the white stuff. 'Snow fun without it!"

175. Bleau Over het boulderparadijs 'Fontainebleau' met gebiedsinformatie, nieuwe boulders en filmpjes van moeilijke boulders. http://bleau.climbing.nl/

176. Team Explore Provides an updated and complete guide of mustsees and must-dos in different destinations around the Philippines, including an array of challenging sports activities for the action-oriented traveller. Adventure packages include diving, kayaking, rafting, trekking,canopywalk, surfing, rock climbing, and whaleshark watching. Special packages for resorts, airlines, cars, cruises, unexplored destinations, ecotours, and weekend escapades are available. Online booking and payment available. http://www.teamexplore.com

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177. Outdoor Clothing & Gear » Surf Clothes, Snowboard & Ski Clothing Retails climbing equipment and apparel, as well as athletic footwear and skiing equipment. http://www.usoutdoor.com

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178. Rock Climbing.com Gear_guide Buying info and usersubmitted reviews for a variety of climbing products. http://www.rockclimbing.com/shopping/

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