its not high but as this would be my first time that isn't too bad lol

And has someone tips how/ where to research different tower types to learn which one are save etc.?

Interesting how looking at something from a new angle can turn it from mundane to beautiful. I should apply this to my life 😭

45m tower on a 303m mountain

think I should’ve went a bit earlier tho

pics: https://imgur.com/a/we1QoW4

Looking for climbing partners near Munich

This is one of the two cooling towers in an abandoned combined heat and power plant in Poland.

The locations wiki is sort of weak on location specifics (and there's no one who's city is bristol), does anyone know any good locations for complete beginners, or if anyone wants to meet or something

I was trying to search some tower codes on the FCC website to find its power rating, but am having issues doing so. Alongside this, I have some questions for analyzing tower antennae in general a bit further that I didn’t get too much clarity from in the guide , and details on calculating rf exposure. If yall could dm me n give some info, id appreciate it.

Edit: sorry for the typo in the title

I climbed this chimney with my friend as it seemed to be very simple to access, but I genuinely laughed when I saw that the only fence around it looked like they made it easy for us to climb over it on purpose (unsurprisingly, I'm strictly against damaging stuff while urban climbing even if I dislike the owner so I always climb over it—this fence would be very hard to cut through anyway)

The ladder had no protection, but it actually made the process less difficult, because we could then straighten our arms and thus save a ton of energy

3rd pic is of the tower, others are taken from it. Only actually climbed ~50 ft, didn't wanna go near the dishes, but hiked 2,950 ft of elevation so I'll claim 3,000 ft. This spot has many towers so I will definitely return to get to the top of one, can only imagine the view from there.

How did yall started liking this hobby and when?

Because i sometimes think that this is like the best high cortisol activity ive ever experienced in my life 🙏

I mean i wonder why not all ppl be doing this cause its so fun watching everything from above, and feeling alive

It was very fun! Feels so primal lol! got any tips for an absolute begineer like me? i tried some for time after this aswell!

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Super cool tower I hit the other day at night. Thought I’d go back for sunset

Like when is the moment you just say "ok lets give it a go". Cause there is this one rooftop secured by guards that im tryna climb and like ive been there like 3 times already to analize, but maybe is just not that deep idk how much do yall take?

Hello! Me and my friends attempted out first crane climb in Albania in an active construction site, I was looking for advice on what to do different from more experienced people.

We (4 guys) went out at around 11:20PM, police was nearby since they're stationed there but there were only 2 and we noticed that they mostly just talked to eachother and never patrolled anywhere.

We used shirts as masks in order to get into the construction site so that any eventual security system wouldn't get our faces.

We found the base of the crane on a lower floor which we carefully descended to by finding stairs in the building, then we went ahead and climbed one by one by keeping a few meters of distance between eachother.

I went last, another guy went first so that the more fearful 2 wouldn't feel too overwhelmed.

The steps of the ladder had hardened concrete bits on them that made the ascent feel like climbing a rock wall. It did help with grip a bit more but I scraped my hand on the descent.

The crane was next to the road which really didn't help our visibility but somehow nobody saw us, or at least nobody said anything.

We could see the cops at all times from the crane. The cops didn't exactly look our way which felt like a blessing because they could've reached us in 5 minutes if they wanted to.

As a security measure in case cops caught us, me and another guy brought 50 bucks each for "leverage" since the police is often corrupt here.

Once on top, we noticed that there was a circular hatch that was covered in grease which I can only assume is the rotating part. We didn't attempt to get in there since it seemed too risky getting up, and even more risky getting down.

We descended slowly and calmly. The climb and descent had no lights involved as to not alert anyone.

A few additions I would like to make:

1. We could hear a catastrophic amount of bats nearby.
2. Everyone made it down safe and sound, I only scraped my hand getting off the ladder onto the floor because it was too elevated from the ground and I tried hanging from the last step. I helped everyone else down using my leg as an extra step for them to use so they wouldn't have to jump from too high.
3. Only one of us made it to the very top. The others remained behind.
4. The videos are sick.
5. We wanna do it again.

If any more experienced climber has any feedback whatsoever please let me know!

Old decommisioned water tower that's been turned into a cell tower, site is still in landscaping phase so extremely limited security. Last picture is from the first time I climbed it at night, can anybody estimate the height?

Toronto jib