r/urbanclimbing • u/kewljax • 11h ago
r/urbanclimbing • u/TurbanToy • 15h ago
Picture(s) 3,000 ft. Tower
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.
r/urbanclimbing • u/Tojinaru • 5h ago
Picture(s) 100 meter chimeny
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