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Number of bolts: Boulder Canyon vs El Cap
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Marc801 wrote: IMO, that comparison is more regional based than in changing attitudes.You must be kidding ! |
USBRIT wrote: You must be kidding !Not really. Look at the number of new bolts in NH that have been chopped over the past 5 years. |
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Wow, that's actually a pretty interesting question. I think that it would be almost impossible to find a hard number for either. In BOCan, in addition to the sport routes, you'd have to take into account the occasional bolt on a trad line, plus anchor bolts and bolts for some of the tyroleon's |
Marc801 wrote: Not really. Look at the number of new bolts in NH that have been chopped over the past 5 years.I do not think you have seen the new guide books many added and replaced bolts to climbs and lots of new sport climbs compared to the 70/80's From what climbs have they been chopped..? |
USBRIT wrote: I do not think you have seen the new guide books many added and replaced bolts to climbs and lots of new sport climbs compared to the 70/80's From what climbs have they been chopped..?hell, even CT is loaded with sport/bolted routes now compared to 10-30 years ago. |
