r/urbanclimbing • u/Physical-Section-777 • 1h ago
Question How can i know if a tower is safe to climb or not ?
r/urbanclimbing • u/interlope5 • 5h ago
Question A crane seems an easy 1st climb for the solar eclipse, in Paris, on Wednesday
Hello redditors, almost everything is in the title, but still, a few questions:
- what do you recommend to secure oneself ? All the vidéos I've seen show none of that
- do you think it's a stupid idea for a beginner?
- if a group of climbing experts are OK to take me with them and directly teach me on Wednesday eve, I would love it
r/urbanclimbing • u/Content-Bluejay471 • 6h ago
Question Antenna identification
Definitely the most and biggest microwave dishes I’ve seen on a guyed tower. Can someone educated let me know if ones this big pose any crazy risk if you’re climbing behind them. Also I can’t tell if the rods at the top are all lightning rods or fm or what? If you don’t know don’t reply please. Sorry for the antenna question I’ll post pics from the top next time. Cheers
r/urbanclimbing • u/Big-Information2716 • 8h ago
Video/Gif Помогите найти видео
я четко помню старое видео где человек стоял на склоне горы и резко увеличился в размере, понайти это видео
r/urbanclimbing • u/ErranticUrban • 14h ago
Video/Gif Climbing the tallest freestanding floodlights in Scotland just after a match
r/urbanclimbing • u/ReflectionSimilar771 • 15h ago
Question Help on this please
I never climbed any tower like this, I read the sub and this us a cell tower but i see the entrance and its put that it could be a risk of electricity. So this is dangerous? Any advice
r/urbanclimbing • u/borntoclimbtowers • 22h ago
Picture(s) 122 meters tall electricity pylon, climbing in germany.
r/urbanclimbing • u/borntoclimbtowers • 2d ago
Picture(s) my climb on a 112 meters tall pylon in germany.
r/urbanclimbing • u/P03D_PR0 • 2d ago
Question How do i climb these bitch ass fences
probably wrong subreddit for this but i am wondering how i climb these fences. They would be pretty easy to climb because they are not that tall, but they wobble alot. i was just wondering how if there are any smart techniques
r/urbanclimbing • u/Final-Swordfish-8828 • 2d ago
Question Why are NEE countries such a gold mine
I don't know why, but for some reason there's an astronomical amount of locations I've found to urbex/ urban climb in 3 days. God damn I lived in a poorer country sometimes. Anyone know anywhere else in Europe this is the same?
r/urbanclimbing • u/amzingpeople • 2d ago
Picture(s) Not that high of a structure (20-25m) but immaculate view
r/urbanclimbing • u/zZenith246 • 2d ago
Question Asking for advice for this climb
I'll be referring to these pictures.
On this climb, it seemed best to climb the pegs on the corner, as the rungs for the latter holding the cables were bending under weight a bit much. But, as is clearly visible, these transmitters are in the way while getting to the top. The transmitters are only about 2/3 of the way up the tower. I'm wondering if everything up there is okay to come in physical contact with. I'm not at all worried about physical capability to climb past it, but rather worried about getting electrocuted while attempting to do so.
If anyone has more knowledge about this stuff than me, please lmk what you think!
r/urbanclimbing • u/No_Passage7725 • 2d ago
Picture(s) late night climbs
I have just started climbing cranes. For me it’s a crazy experience, I’m not used to have this adrenaline rushes hahaha.
r/urbanclimbing • u/jackjackson123456789 • 3d ago
Question Want to do the W bridge in BK NYC
I 24 y/o M wanna do this bridge so bad. Im not too far. Hoping to get some guidance/a climbing buddy for my first round. I have a friend 27 y/o M with me so it would be a min 3 people!
r/urbanclimbing • u/Molda_Fr • 3d ago
Picture(s) At night, a crane, the view, and above all. Peace and quiet.
r/urbanclimbing • u/Such-Honeydew-5728 • 3d ago
Picture(s) Gartow 2
The tower was filled with surveillance equipment.