Five Ten | ehardwick : This past weekend I discovered a superbe local crag - La Goulandiere in the Vercors. You can go down the line - BAM, BAM, BAM - doing 3-star routes up to 40 m long in the 6-7 grade range. Perfect for training!!

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This past weekend I discovered a superbe local crag - La Goulandiere in the Vercors. You can go down the line - BAM, BAM, BAM - doing 3-star routes up to 40 m long in the 6-7 grade range. Perfect for training!! - 9 months ago

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Santa Gadea sandstone bouldering - Elizabeth Hardwick

It's been a while since my last blog...I've been fighting elbow tendonitis all summer and my spirits were low for much of the time. I finally started getting the injury under wraps towards the beginning of September and have...

L'Aiguille Dibona for active tendonitis rehab! - Elizabeth Hardwick

Well, my first summer climbing season in France is in full swing, and wouldn’t you know it, I’m injured again. For once, it’s not a finger pulley injury but rather elbow tendonitis, which developed due to too much climbing...

Ibex Day Trippers - Elizabeth Hardwick

This past weekend I made the long but mostly scenic drive out to a very special climbing area with two good friends, Luke and Cerre (a fellow FiveTen teammate). The remote mountain valleys of the climbing areas at Ibex...

Elizabeth and Denise solo the West Slabs

This past weekend my friend Denise and I made the trek up to the base of Mount Olympus in Salt Lake City to solo the locally famous West Slabs route (5.5, 1600+ ft). The entire route is one clean...

Elizabeth Hardwick goes Alpine climbing in SLC?!

I currently have a finger pulley injury that's keeping me from bouldering and sport climbing. But the injury is forcing me to get out and enjoy some of the great hiking and easier trad climbing that the Wasatch Front...