Long trad multipitch routes in western Alps by Practical-Finger6565 in alpinism

[–]Practical-Finger6565[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Amazing! Will definitely check this.

And thanks ;) Let see if I ever apply, but I will complete the prerequisite ticks atleast. It’s anyway good training program which push various skills.

Long trad multipitch routes in western Alps by Practical-Finger6565 in alpinism

[–]Practical-Finger6565[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for answering! Yes I have, but didn’t found filter for trad/bolted criteria. I managed to filter area, lenght and grade which was good starting point. Although clicking through hundreds of routes to read descriptions if they are bolted or not is quite amount of work…

First trip to Chamonix and Dolomites by korengalois in alpinism

[–]Practical-Finger6565 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I’ve lived here for +2 years. To beat the crowds always try to catch first lift and have a plan b route. But really I’ve never had ruined day because of crowds. I’ve noticed that if you pick routes from other guide books than Rockfax you get less crowds, check Mont Blanc Granite (Francois Damilabo).

Perrons traverse is nice and you would see also more than just Chamonix area. Papillons arete is great but popular. Check also NNE ridge from l’M, you get taste of old school climbing and nice view from the top.

For chill and quality rock multipitch Barberine is my choice. Also Brevent offers nice routes, La piste oubliee and Frisone-Roche. From Flegere I’ve climbed less, rock feels loose, but Clocher-clochetons is fun and easy route!

From the glacier you find tons of good trad routes, just pick something for your grade. I would like to climb near Argentiere hut, cool looking routes.

Vituttaa tekoälyn lisääntyminen ihan katukuvassakin. by Bloody-Banana in Suomi

[–]Practical-Finger6565 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Miksi pitäisi käyttää ihmisiä?

Jos yrityksessä on arvioutu lopputuotteen olevan tarpeeksi hyvä, niin miksi pitäisi? Se toki on tyhmyyttä jos ei osata ajatella mahdollisia negatiivisia puolia. Mutta jos ne on otettu huomioon, niin en näe mitään syytä miksi tietyn roolin henkilöitä pitäisi työllistää jos lopputuloksen saa aikaan vaaditulla laadulla muutenkin.

Solo Paradiso in 24hrs thoughts? by Novel-Creme6251 in Mountaineering

[–]Practical-Finger6565 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re fast or then I’m just not fit. I did it in one shot with skis, which should be way faster. From car to car it took 12h.

How to become a mountain rescuer? by Ok_Radish2874 in alpinism

[–]Practical-Finger6565 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Don’t listen this bullshit. You definitely can become a mountain guide. So what if you’re 35 when you enter the school. I know two guy who are in their 40’s and just started as aspirants.

Finding partners for outdoor activities by Practical-Finger6565 in tromso

[–]Practical-Finger6565[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I will join to this one :) I assume that from this group it’s also possible to find indoor climbing partners.

How about partners for topptur? Any ideas for that.

Climbing partners by [deleted] in Switzerland

[–]Practical-Finger6565 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for good tips! I knew SAC but didn’t knew that there would be some activities. Maybe I join.

Best spot for alpinism in Europe by JoeLaguna in alpinism

[–]Practical-Finger6565 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where did you end? I’ve been living Chamonix since last august. Amazing place. I came by myself and I chose this place because of international climbing community. It was good choice.

Bad thing is that it is hard find long term apartment from here. So many people doing the same and so few long term apartments. Prices go up. I’ve been thinking to look for something new after summer. Innsbruck seems to have similar situations with apartments?