Climbing History: Miguel Forjan

About Miguel

I started technical climbing in June 2001 at Iris Slab (a tiny crag above Tom's Place in the Eastern Sierra, California, along Rock Creek Rd). I decided to learn more about technical climbing and took the SCMA course in January 2002 and I have been climbing ever since.

Rock: I lead to 5.9 trad and 5.10b/c sport. I can follow up to 5.10b trad.

Ice: I can lead WI3 and short sections of WI4. I have ice climbed in

I can follow WI5 multi-pitch ice routes. Alpine Ice Couloirs: I have led/climbed most of the popular Eastern Sierra alpine ice couloirs: North Peak, Dana Couloir, Solstice Couloir, U-notch, V-notch, Mendel Right Couloir, Darwin's North Face, Red Slate Couloir, Feather Couloir, Humphreys' North Couloir Direct, Bloody Couloir, Emerson's North Couloir, Kindergarten Chute, Gilbert Couloir, Harrington Couloir, Moynier Couloir, St. Jean Couloir.


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Last Update: June 2, 2009
By Miguel Forjan
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