Best of the Blocs
At the very back of the Hong Kong Bouldering Guidebook we included a little tick list under the heading ‘Best of the Best’. This was provided to give people with […]
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Crag Etiquette
With gyms once again closing down for a bit and an influx of people expected at the crags, it seems timely to give people a little reminder on some of […]
The Watchtower
The marine reserve at Hoi Ha has long attracted hikers for the scenic beaches and trails in this far flung corner of Sai Kung. Well, now climbers have a reason […]
Hong Kong Bouldering Guide – Out Now!
After a winter of hard works (and about 20 years of collecting data), the new bouldering guide for HK is finally ready and available at a variety of shops and […]
Hong Kong Bouldering – dropping mid-Aug
After a winter of hard work, we’re please to announce that the ‘okay to print‘ instruction has been given and the Second Edition of the Hong Kong Bouldering Guidebook will […]
Bouldering Etiquette
The do’s and don’ts of bouldering outdoors… I was going to save the following for the next guidebook but with so many people getting their first taste of outdoor bouldering […]
A Big Week for HK Sport Climbing
Sport climbing standards in HK took a big step forward this week, kicking off with Steve Townshend’s send of the Open Project at Bird’s Nest Crag at Central on Monday […]
Rhino Skin Solutions now available in HK
With climbing season starting and people hitting the crags on a much more frequent basis, skin care could likely become a deciding factor in whether or not you get that […]
Bouldering Guide Update
Work is well underway on an update to the old 2004 Hong Kong Bouldering guidebook, with Stuart Millis, Terry Chan and Jack Lin all plugging away to bring you refined […]
Shape Your Shoulders for a Stronger Climb
“In my experience working with professional climbers, the single most commonly injured body part was the shoulder.” – Dr. Ian Shaw During training, experienced climbers typically do a great job […]