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News - Castle Rocks Bouldering on Momentum Video Magazine

Written by Bruce A. Black
Wednesday, 7 May 2008

Momentum Video Magazine has a video clip of Jamie Emerson doing a V11 problem out at Castle Rocks. Look for the video in the play list below the video player at Momentum Video Magazine
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News - Access Fund Action Alert Idaho

The following is from an email sent by the Access Fund
Monday, 31 March 2008

Protect Climbing Around Idaho's Highest Peaks

Idaho's highest peak, Mount Borah (Borah Peak) crowns the rugged and isolated Lost River Range. This massive limestone mountain sports folded limestone cliffs, dramatic spires, and grand views, all of which contribute to a legendary backcountry-climbing destination that is among the most popular summit climbs in Idaho. Aside from a destination for climbers, the area is also home to antelope and elk, bighorn sheep, and cougar.
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News - Site Update

Written by Bruce A. Black
Thursday, 20 March 2008

As you can see SEIClimbing.com has a new look and feel. Also, those of you who are signed up for the site will notice that there is no log-in box. In an effort to try and speed the site up we have moved the site to a new framework.

The photo gallery and forum are the same. However, you will need to log into and sign up for each independently. If you have an existing account you should notice no change other than signing on at the forum or gallery level. From a technology standpoint this may seem like a step back but we think it won't be a big deal. Especially when it will speed things up.

At the bottom you will notice some news feeds from Rock and Ice and Climbing magazines. We want to thank them for syndicating their news so we can keep you SEIClimbing.com users up to date on what is going on in our sport.

Interview - Dean Lords

Written by Bruce A. Black
Sunday, 20 January 2008

Dean Lords has been active in the climbing scene since 1988 when at the age of thirteen he was introduced to climbing through the Boy Scouts (see below). From there he went on to climb in the Tetons and at the City of Rocks. Five years later Dean visited Smith Rocks and discovered the Zen of movement.
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News - Warpath - James Litz

Written by Bruce A. Black
Sunday, 20 January 2008

As you all probably know, James Litz sent an oft tried boulder problem at Castle Rocks. You can read Mike Call's write-up on Momentum Video Magazine This has led to inquiries to where the problem is located. Brad Shilling, the Climbing Ranger out at the City of Rocks and Castle Rocks sent the following map:

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