Lampang is Northern Thailand’s Newest Climbing Destination
The crag stands more than 120 meters tall, towering over a stunning Karst landscape filled with caves and featured limestone.
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Co-Founder Josh Morris Gets a Mention in Chiang Mai CityLife
Earlier this month, CMRCA co-founder Josh Morris took CityLife on a tour of Crazy Horse Buttress. Part history, part geology, and part adventure have a read to learn a bit…
Read OnMad Rock Redline Review
https://vimeo.com/120956887 Designed by Mad Rock athlete, Obe Carrion, the aggressive downturned shoes will help you keep your toes on the steep limestone walls at Crazy Horse Buttress or Southern…
Read OnEscape the Bangkok Protests, Come Climbing in Chiang Mai!
Daily disruptions in Bangkok getting you down? Nervous about navigating the capital? Not to worry, Chiang Mai is only a bus/plane ride away! Things are as good as ever…
Read OnFundraiser for Green Climbers Home
On New Years Eve, the Green Climbers Home – a climbing camp in Thakhek, Laos burned to the ground. Fortunately, no one was hurt, but all of the bungalows and…
Read OnAlex Honnold’s Triple Link-up
On June 5-6, 2012, Alex Honnold made the first ever solo link-up of Yosemite’s Mt. Watkins, El Capitan, and Half Dome in 18 hours and 50 minutes. Hannold was climbing…
Read OnHardest Route in Indian Creek?
May 18, 2012 Indian Creek is one of the most famed crack climbing areas in the world. The walls are inspiring and the climbing is unique. Anyone who has…
Read OnHayden Kennedy’s First Ascent of Carbondale Short Bus
Friday Inspiration Hayden Kennedy redpoints a 5.14 route at Indian Creek – later called Carbondale Short Bus. Check out the article from UK Climbing and video of Nick Martino attempting…
Read OnSiegrist Climbs To New Heights In Vegas
Ever since JStar’s first visit to Chiang Mai in 2007, I’ve been continually impressed with his dedication and commitment to excelling at climbing and pushing not only his personal standards…
Read OnSiegrist Climbs To New Heights In Vegas (2)
Ever since JStar’s first visit to Chiang Mai in 2007, I’ve been continually impressed with his dedication and commitment to excelling at climbing and pushing not only his personal standards…
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