Relatively often, I find myself trying to find climbing destinations in China, thinking wishfully that I might have a chance to climbg while traveling for work.
Recently, it's been easy to find information and inspiration on the subject thanks to recent videos from The North Face and Black Diamond about China's first traditional-climbing festival in Liming, not to mention an article in Climbing.
So now I can add Liming (beta available here) to the list, along with the Keketuohai National Park (in the north, China's Tuolumne) and Yangshuo (limestone). China is huge and apparently full of rocks, just like the rest of the world.
Recently, it's been easy to find information and inspiration on the subject thanks to recent videos from The North Face and Black Diamond about China's first traditional-climbing festival in Liming, not to mention an article in Climbing.
So now I can add Liming (beta available here) to the list, along with the Keketuohai National Park (in the north, China's Tuolumne) and Yangshuo (limestone). China is huge and apparently full of rocks, just like the rest of the world.
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