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The development of climbing rating systems came about during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries in Britain and Germany. The ratings used internationally today include four for alpine climbing, four for ice and two for ai…
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A home bouldering wall is an economic and very functional way to develop climbing skills away from the gym. A simple, 8- to 10-foot high wall provides ample room for traversing, problem-solving and customizable strength training. You…
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Rather than going through the same routine every time you visit the climbing gym, mix up your training with some bouldering games. These games can be played with two or more people and will allow you to challenge yourself and your clim…
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Boulder, Colorado, is located 35 miles northwest of the Mile High City, Denver and is home to the National Center for Atmospheric Research and the main campus of the University of Colorado. Boulder is known by visitors and residents as…
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With ample opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, biking, climbing and boating, Boulder, Colorado, is home to numerous outlets for the outdoor enthusiast. Located one hour from Rocky Mountain National Park, the city is in an exce…
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Many of the Italian restaurants in Boulder, Colorado, will satisfy your appetite nicely after a long hike in the Indian Peaks Wilderness Area, part of Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests. Trail systems there like Arapaho Glacier and…
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Ahhhh, Boulder, Colorado. Breathing in the air of 6,000 feet will transform you. Whether you've been hiking in the snow-capped oasis of the Flat Irons, kayaking down the white rapids of Boulder Creek, huffing and puffing next to world-…
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Boulder, Colorado, Denver's northwestern neighbor, sits at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. The town is the home of the main campus of the University of Colorado and to a variety of recreational opportunities. The town was rated b…
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Boulder, Colorado is perhaps best known for its health-conscious and upscale attitude towards its culinary tastes. After a day of hiking the trails at Sanitas or Chataqua, Boulder residents tend to head over to any of the plethora of g…
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Numerous outdoor activities in Boulder, Colorado offer outdoor enthusiasts a broad variety of choices all year around, such as street and mountain biking, rollerblading, hiking, rafting, boating, kayaking, rock and mountain climbing,…
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Rock climbing is a sport that requires a very specific type of shoes--tight-fitting shoes with a sticky rubber sole and sharp edges are a necessity when ascending a sheer rock face. For each facet of rock climbing, there's an ideal sho…
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Boulder, Wyoming, is located in the New Fork River Valley. It is a very small community with very little population. Nearby attractions include the White Pine Ski area, Green River Valley Museum and the Rendezvous Meadows Golf Course.…
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The small community of Boulder City, Nevada, is just 23 miles from Las Vegas but seems a world removed from the big city. Boulder City is situated on Lake Mead, a short drive from the Hoover Dam, the Hoover Dam Museum and several area…
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Located at the base of the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Boulder, Colorado, is known for outdoor sports, rich musical traditions and well-educated, liberal citizens. Visitors to this central Colorado city have plenty of opportuniti…
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Boulder, Colorado, is known for its outdoor activities. Visitors can bike or jog on the seven-and-a-half-mile Boulder Creek Path, which winds its way into the mountains. Or, they can hike or climb Flagstaff Mountain, a wonderful retrea…
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