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Road Trip Climbing Desert Towers of the Southwest
Dan Thiele and Tucker Tech 4/27 – 5/5 2017 Hanging out at Tucker’s one afternoon in January, I mentioned that I had reserved a great campsite in Moab coming up in the spring. “You wanna come out with me and climb some more stuff out there?” Tucker quickly said yes and our road trip was […]
ROWCC back climbing outdoors on Tuesday nights
We are meeting this Tuesday the 19th of June at 4:15 to climb at Green Valley Lake, behind Untch rock, on the way to Crafts Peak. Meet at the Hwy. 18 and Kuffle Canyon parking area if you need a ride. Contact Kenn for more details.
Grapevine Canyon, San Bernardino Mtns.
Anyone interested in climbing this area let me (Dan) or Brad know. This is an informal trip planned for late April or early May. We will camp at Horse Springs Campground. The club has been out there before and had fun climbing on some beautiful rock. So let Brad or me know if you want […]
ROWCC 2018 Trip Schedule
February 16th thru 18th Fairview Mtn. This will be weather dependent and could change to the following weekend. March 30th thru April 1st we have a group site reserved at Red Rocks Campground Group Site B. This is the same site as last year. April is Joshua Tree 10 in a day on Saturday April […]
ROWCC 2017 CLIMBING TRIP SCHEDULE
ROWCC 2017 CLIMBING TRIP SCHEDULE Climbing Area Date Joshua Tree Jan. 13th Fairview Mountain Feb 11th Red Rocks March 17th Moab April 28-30th Zion (St George, UT) May 19th Rendezvous Big Bear June 23rd Shuteye Ridge (So Yose) July 15th Tuolumne Meadows August 19th Lovers Leap (Tahoe) September 16th Tahquitz/Suicide October 21st El Cajon (San […]
121 year old climbs Moonlight Buttress in Zion !
Well, we do have a combined age of 121! I’m 58 and Kenn is 63 and we probably looked our age aid climbing this beautiful line ! We were training to do something larger on El Capitan and I just wasn’t game to do it without a tune up climb first so Kenn chose this […]
New Jack City Guidebook Published
New Jack City finally has a guidebook; included are first ascents by ROWCC’s Pat Brennan and Bob Cable.