92nd JAMES Mountaineering Meeting

After a year SINGING ROCK invites you again to the annual JAMES Mountaineering Meeting, the meeting of Slovak Mountaineering Association. This time the event takes place on 8th - 14th August 2016 at Popradské pleso in the High Tatras, Slovakia.

Also this year SINGING ROCK has prepared a contest for you. You can look forward to the SINGING ROCK Tatras Drytool & Crack. The rules are quite simple, a climber goes forth and back on our drytool training board using ice axes, then ties him(her)self to a rope and climbs up our crack simulator. The fastest contestants with the best times win valuable climbing equipment from our production. So visit us during Saturday and show what is in you. Maybe valuable prizes are waiting just for you ;-)

Schedule

Main events take place from Thursday 11th to Saturday 13th August.

Thursday 11th August 2016

20:00 successes in Patagónia (Jožo Krištoffy, Maťo Krasňanský, Vlado Linek, Mišo Sabovčík a
Ondro Húserka)

Friday, 12th August 2016

20:30 from Yosemite to Himalaya (Igor Koller and El Capitan, Peter Hámor and Manaslu)

Saturday, 13th August 2016

15:45 pious memory at Popradské pleso
16:30 pious memory at Symbolic cemetery
19:00 results and awards of the contests
20:00 social evening

further info (in Slovak language only) at james.sk

We look forward to meeting you at the 92nd JAMES Mountaineering Meeting
SINGING ROCK Team

SINGING ROCK @ 91st JAMES Meeting (2015)

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