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Looking for Missoula Climbing partner

Posted by bbbeans on Jun 29, 2009
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Activity Details

Date: Anytime
Location: Montana, United States
City or Place: Missoula
Skill Level: Intermediate
Categories: Rock Climbing
Partner Status: Want Partners

Description

I moved to Missoula in May to live with my girlfriend (a non-climber ) and am very interested in seeing what this area has to offer.

I am most interested in trad climbing, but anything is better than nothing.

I just graduated from Grad School in Bozeman and have quite a bit of time on my hands, so my schedule is quite flexible.

I have a full trad rack with two ropes and feel good leading trad up to the 5.8-5.9 range, and would follow harder.

I would love to do some of the bigger walls they have around here.

If you want to know a little more about me you can check out my website, www.michaelsulock.com.

Let me know if you're interested.

Thanks a lot,

Michael

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mtnkasper	hey climber
	Michael, wondering if yer still looking for folks to climb with. I'm just moved back and am itching to get back on the rock (been living in MN for several years) I have some experience in the area and dusty gear. Caleb
	Posted Sep 17, 2010 6:33 pm

ahouse	need a belay
	I will be working near Glacier NP in March and would really like to climb some of the small falls above Avalanche Lake, but I need a belay. I have a full rack of ice gear and plenty of supplies (crampons, ice tools, ect.) for a partner. Looks like it would be a 3 hour drive for ya. I would prefer to climb on March 12-13th...Let me know if your interested!
	Posted Feb 16, 2011 7:04 pm

montanarockandice	Meetup
	We have a new meetup group located in Kalispell - Montana Rock and Ice Climbers. We schedule meetups all over northwestern Montana including Missoula. Find us at www.meetup.com/montanarockandice and RSVP for any climbs you want to join us on.
	Posted Jun 5, 2012 12:16 am

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