Excalibur, The World’s Tallest Climbing Wall
The ferocity of scaling nature’s rugged landscape is replicated through the outstanding climbing wall in Groningen, The Netherlands. The Excalibur towers at 121 feet as the tallest climbing wall in the world at the Bjoeks Climb Center. Its colossal height isn’t the only thing that makes it such a difficult climb; a sleek curve that’s 36 feet from the base creates an artificial overhang which can also be experienced when climbing a real peak. The curve creates a variation of challenges for a thrill-thirsty seeker to enjoy.
Tiffany “Tiffy” is a college graduate with a BS in magazine journalism. The freedom of expression compels her to the winds of creativity which brings her happily to Gblog”s artistic gates. Writing has always been her art, her talent, her calling. She also tutors and writes for her own blog, Heartbeat.
You might also like...
1 Comment
Eric Pinola
May 7, 2013AWESOME – I thought TEXAS had the highest climbing wall at Stone Works in Carrollton, TX.
I know they had routes going to 118 feet / and 1 or 2 to 121 feet.
I think they got bumped because the DART lite rail is going to travel right behind the location. (grain Silos)