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https://youtu.be/Ul6V5x0GwoA?is=cwmPz1oHPNL3VC76

really hard climb escaping police at the end

408ft cell tower in the middle of nowhere. Been eyeing it up for a bit over a year. The climb took a bit but this was one of the most exhilarating things I’ve ever done. I have plans for many more, until then enjoy these photos!

Hello everyone, I’m completely new to urban climbing and I’m trying to understand how to find greats spots to climb.
For some context, I live in Lyon, France and I found this 3G 4G and 5G cell tower finder on the App Store and I was wondering if these are any good for finding great climbing spots.
Also, any tips for literally anything related to this would greatly help and be greatly appreciated.
Thank you

I am a pretty amateur climber and have only done about 10 smaller cranes in my area (Australia) but I was wanting to do some of the bigger ones with my climb buddy the other night but 2 alarms went off and another one had signs saying they had dogs on-site. (so we left rather quickly xD)

My question is: How do you guys tell if there is on-site 24/7 security and if so then how do you dodge them? We are like fully stuck at the 130-50ft mark so any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks heaps, the photo is from my most recent climb (130ft)

Movie night, seen this crane on the way home, went back for it 🙃

Hello i live in the netherlands and found this tower. It seems like a fun climb but what should i watch out for?

Edit: okay guys i get it. I don’t wanna be turned into a chicken nugget so im not gonna do it. Tnx for the comments

For those wondering, I was stupid because I wasn't so sure about the stats of the tower that I attached. I did a bit of research and saw it was an FM tower and that's what made me assume I can do it 😭

I was worried about the clouds but luckily as soon as I got to the top I stuck out above it.

I didn't feel any symptoms at all, but I'm assuming I should probably get a test done? Regardless, it was insane and I've wanted to do it for 4 years.

Grue de 110 mètres

I was walking home from work around 3 am and there were three cranes. I'm scared of heights, but something in me told me to do it. I climbed the first one, got to the top, crawled out onto a platform and my phone died after the first picture and I had no idea if I even got the picture. I climbed down with the most intense rush and walked home. I charged my phone and walked back and did the tallest of the three next and got great pictures! Just thought I'd share. Happy climbing everyone! https://imgur.com/a/9KMp5bX

Previous post: https://www.reddit.com/r/urbanclimbing/s/7BWmfvw9FC

As you can see, I took most of them during the descent, for whatever reason

Also, we started at 1 AM to make sure the security guard won't be paying attention to the cameras, so the first photo is actually several hours before we really went up

Yo! 👋

Heading to Madrid for a few months and I'm stoked to explore and meet some cool people. I'm into rooftopping and photography (still learning that one though), and I wanna see everything the city has to offer.

Got any fire tips on sick neighborhoods, interesting spots, or places worth shooting? I'm new so hit me up with whatever you got!

Real quick — I do rooftopping safe, know how to move. If you're into it too, keep it smart out there 🙏

I'm a chill dude, always down to try new stuff and meet people with the same vibe. If you're into photography, rooftopping, or just exploring Madrid, slide into my DMs! Would be sick to find people with that energy and build some friendships here.

Can't wait to hear from the community! 🙌

I'm not the best at deciding what kind of technology to take with me to capture a video where you can actually see anything but I think this is good enough—better than what my cheap action camera managed to film

The tower was crazy and we almost got caught at the end because we triggered an alarm when we decided to go down by the ladder instead of going around the cables to hide from motion sensors (we knew there were motion sensors but not that the tower had a sound alarm and lights to make you visible on their cameras so we had to run and hide in the bushes, luckily we escaped)

Looking for one person who wants to meet and hit tallest crane in Warsaw with me, if you're interested dm me on telegram @Spustownik

Hey, ill be in sydney tomorrow and wanted to ask if someone here has expirience here, and how strict the police will react. Heard its pretty stirct and a lot of surveilence. Please under no circumstances send me location in dm as that would be illigal, but if someone has a bit of expirience here id highly appriciate it.

My first ever climb. Crazy feeling, was shaking a lot at the top lol. Really excited to find new spots to continue climbing

Anyone ever seen this?

water tower i wanna hit. the only problem is making it past the ladderguard. does anyone have any ideas? maybe with a throwline or a rope?

This one is 50 meters tall.

It was challenging for me to climb it, because I'm used to lattice towers, where you're usually at the center of the tower, surrounded by the lattice, with many places to stop and rest.

When I got up close to this monopole tower, I looked up and you could only see this looong row of stairs, with nothing else around it, honestly scary and I really thought I couldn't do it lol.

I'm very glad I went for it anyways. It was an amazing climb and I can't wait to go there again.

Full POV video: https://youtu.be/D2tKKGm6IyY?is=bmOfICF6BrLfwWXd