Mulanje Massif new route - Podcast

Tell us about the most epic or adventurous moment that you and your climbing partners have experienced - scary, dangerous, accidents or close calls that happened out climbing or in the mountains.
Post Reply
User avatar
justin
Posts: 4017
Joined: Sat Apr 30, 2005 8:31 am
Real Name: Justin Lawson
Location: Cape Town/Montagu
Contact:

Mulanje Massif new route - Podcast

Post by justin »

In July 2023, four climbers from New England—Will Carey, Taki Miyamoto, Ray Rice, and Mark Richey—completed what just might be the longest pure rock climb in Africa. Their 800-meter route climbs straight up the middle of the upper face of Chambe, a huge granite monolith in Malawi. For this episode, AAJ assistant editor Michael Levy (who climbed on Chambe himself for several weeks in July 2022) spoke with Will and Mark about their adventures. Although both climbers have done many new routes (Mark is a two-time Piolets d'Or winner for his first ascents in the Karakoram), ground-up bolting a huge, exotic rock face was an entirely new experience.

:arrow: https://soundcloud.com/american-alpine- ... -in-malawi
Attachments
Mount Mulanje Podcast_2023.jpeg
justin@climbing.co.za
Rock Climbing Guide/Instructor.
Cell/WA: +27 72 676 9326
Justin Lawson
chonGus
Posts: 9
Joined: Fri Sep 22, 2023 2:38 pm
Real Name: Andrew Turner
Location:
Contact:

Re: Mulanje Massif new route - Podcast

Post by chonGus »

Wow, that's epic! I've always been fascinated by rock climbing stories, and this one in Africa sounds like a real adventure. It's impressive how they tackled such a massive granite monolith. I'll definitely check out the podcast to hear more about their experience.
Post Reply