If you could live anywhere else besides close to the Red

[SCIN]

I'd have to say Lander, Wyoming. 15 minutes from Sinks Canyon. I can't quit thinking about that place and Wild Iris. Man, what beautiful country and incredible climbing. Sure, it's not the Red but I'm just thinking like if the Red wasn't around.

[Wes]

Lander would be great to live in from about mid May to maybe Late sept / Early Oct. But, don't think spending the winter there would be super fun.

I love the climbing around Boone, though I think Asheville would be the better place to live. Fun town, good climbing nearby, etc. Bishop would be the west coast choice for me, I think.

[SCIN]

Yea, I forgot about that winter thing. Damn. I guess I'd have to go with Chattanooga then. T-Wall, Obed, Rocktown, etc.

[dmw]

I hear you on Lander, what a great place.... but the winters are cold.... my choice would be I think probably either where I am now, Cody, except for the winter, or Ft. Collins, bc you are close to all the CO stuff in and around RMNP, Boulder, then there's Vedauwoo and TenSleep and the Winds and Lander w/in 5 hours, and then the stuff in Utah too w/in five or so hours........

[Josephine]

Ft. Collins

[512OW]

Yep. Chattanooga. No question.

Those winters out west would destroy me, though I suppose snowboarding wouldn't be so bad...

[anticlmber]

i'd have to say MIchigan or maybe Ohio. everyone i have ever met from there rave about it and they all seem to be fairly intelligent, woods-smart, and great drivers. yeah that would be it. or maybe Florida so i can look at old ladies in thongs.

[Dink Dink]

Korengal Valley, Afghanistan.

[Dink Dink]

Or maybe Fayetteville, WV. Gauley, New River, Summersville.

[enoch308]

How is the climbing there in Korengal Valley? Good stone there? Pictures please!!!