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Trasee Turnul Paltinului si Peretele Laita
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29
August
2012
Muntii FAGARASULUI
In topo sunt prezentate cateva trasee din Turnul Paltinului si Peretele Laita, catarate in stil traditional, folosind pitoane si demontabile.
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Traseul 8 Martie
postat de lungan
12
March
2015
Muntii FAGARASULUI - Peretele Lespezi-Caltun
Traseul 8 Martie este un traseu de iarna in Peretele Lespezi -Caltun.
6522
UnTold agam
postat de Andrei
19
July
2021
Muntii FAGARASULUI - Laitel - Vama Cucului
UnTold agam - un traseu frumos, usor, la 50m in spatele ref. Caltun.
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Varianta Torok-Vlad-Manoliu
postat de alexmanoliu
24
March
2016
Muntii FAGARASULUI - Peretele Lespezi-Caltun
O parcurgere de angajament a peretului Lespezi-Caltun
6524
LID (Lure Ice & Dry)
postat de geo_bivuac
10
January
2023
Muntii FAGARASULUI
Un traseu mixt, de gheata si dry, 5lc, WI3/M4, cca. 210m in peretele Caltunului din Fagaras
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Avionul din Valea lui Stan
postat de geo_bivuac
21
June
2012
Muntii FAGARASULUI
O cascada de gheata de circa 20 de metri inaltime
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Balea Lac
postat de geo_bivuac
22
June
2012
Muntii FAGARASULUI
Ice climbing la Balea Lac
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Cascade de gheata din zona Negoiu
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21
June
2012
Muntii FAGARASULUI
Cele mai mari si dificile cascade de gheata din Romania
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Free Solo Rock Climbing
"Free solo rock climbing is climbing walls without ropes." Will Stanhope explains the difference between rock climbing and free solo climbing. Will is a professional climber and enjoys both types of rock climbing. He is based in Squamish, BC, Canada and does regular trips around the world to climb. Will explains how free soloing is not about pushing your abilities to the limit but more climbing within your means to enjoy the freedom on the rock. In this video Will is showcased free solo climbing on The Chief in Squamish. The wall is 1,000 ft to the valley floor. The climb follows a crack splitting a wall on the North face of the Chief and requires a number of technical maneuvers at the top. The climb is ranked a 5.11c in rock climbing ratings.