Sentence examples for climbing area from inspiring English sources
To that end, much of the rest of the Golden Kingdom, the new 11-acre jungle-theme section, is geared toward families, with such additions as a children's ride, a climbing area and a live tiger show.
Moreover, there is a twisted bike ramp that brings the cyclist all the way to the elevated platform and a wall climbing area for those who like challenge.
Uses were explored including: a rock climbing area, motocross circuit, kiosk, cycle track, horse riding area, caravan and camping grounds and a restaurant.
Chamonix, a premier climbing area, hosted the first Winter Olympics in 1924.
In March, an impressionable 11-year-old from New York, Ashima Shiraishi (pictured with her coach, Obe Carrion), made headlines after she scaled "Crown of Aragorn" in Hueco Tanks, a famous climbing area in Texas.
In May we opened an indoor spin studio, and we have plans for an indoor nerf studio, an olympic climbing area for 50 elite athletes, and we're building the largest man-made urban climbing structure in the country next year.
In North America, the sport is little known, and fewer than 10 via ferrata climbing areas have been established in the United States and Canada.
Besides the goal of pushing the limits of climbing in one of the most iconic alpine climbing areas in the world, we were also tasked with testing prototype equipment to make the necessary changes before going to market.
Hop on the Boulder Bus (boulderbus.co.uk) in London and by the time you reach the climbing areas of Fontainebleau ("Font" to English speakers, "Bleau" to the French), near Paris, you'll have your climbing partners sorted.
From there, Ms. Monroe found a bed-and-breakfast in the town center, information on hiking and rock climbing areas, bike rentals and winery tours -- all of which she relied on during a Wednesday-through-Friday visit.
In fact, there are around 400 to 500 avalanches reported in Scotland's main mountain climbing areas each year, and in the worst season in recent times, the winter of 1994-95, there were 13 deaths in the Highlands, more than in Canada in the same period.
