BOLDERZN'WALLZ

In an article from the Japanese Alpine News (Future Climbing Park – Nyainbo Yuze in Qinghai – 2014) the ever prolific Japanese explorer Tamotsu Nakamura stated “When you stand on the high pass, Longgeshanyaku (4,398 m), you must be overwhelmingly touched by the grandeur of numerous granite rock peaks and pinnacles tower to the sky range after range

Vampire Lake I'm a very big fan of solitude. In the Vampire Peaks, there's no hype, no circus of other climbers racing to the base of cliffs. Even the remote Cirque of the Unclimbables, near the Vampire Peaks, sees some 70 people a year, mostly gunning for Lotus Flower Tower. In the Vamps, chances are you won't see

It’s unmistakable. Any seasoned climber will cringe, shoulders up, head down with even the slightest reverberation from above as stone missiles whirr through the air in an ensemble of high and low tones—the lower the pitch, the bigger the twitch. Cowering under small packs 300 vertical meters above the talus on a wall three times that size, Marcos