BaseCamp - The Tallest Climbing Wall on the Planet
Rising up to 164 feet (50 meters), the tallest artificial climbing wall in the U.S. is located in Reno's BaseCamp in Nevada. Not only the tallest wall in the world at the moment but also home to 7,000-square-feet indoor bouldering park with over 2,900 square feet of climbable space. Built on a side of luxury Whitney Peak Hotel, with two routes leading to the roof at 200 feet (61 m) high above the ground , the wall is one of the premier artificial wall climbing destinations in the West. Adrex.com proudly introduces BaseCamp.
World-class climbing has been brought to the heart of downtown Reno. BaseCamp offers numerous features from beginner to expert level routes, World Championship competition area, the only official 15-meter speed wall in the United States, 15’6″ tall curved Baltic Birchwood Boulders or 17 separate belay stations offering more than 40 top-ropable routes at any given time.
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Managed by Brian Sweeney, a climbing professional who has competed and route set on the National and Pro level for several years, he and the rest of the crew make sure you enjoy your time there. Prices start from 17 USD a day, you can simply walk in and rent an equipment on site such as harness, shoes, chalk (rope, belay devices, and daisy chains are available upon request at no additional charge) to be all set and there are numerous climbing classes for members as well as non-members you can enroll in.
BaseCamp is located on the second floor of the Whitney Peak Hotel at 255 N. Virginia Street in Reno, Nevada. Some of the finest climbers competed on BaseCamp ground, namely Sasha DiGiulian and Kevin Jorgeson and you can too, the outdoor climbing is open 7 days a week, year round weather permitting from 6AM to 10PM.
Adam Ondra dominated the bouldering scene again and won a gold medal in the second World Cup competition in Salt Lake City. He took second place in the qualification and proceeded to the finals from the same position. This time, he was surprised by the victory and admits that a little luck was…
Adam Ondra completed today's finals in Meiringen, Switzerland, and won a gold medal in the first competition of this year's World Cup. He kept first place in bouldering continuously from the qualification until the very exciting finals. He was satisfied with his excellent form and appreciated a…
