Climbing

I didn't realize this was even possible. A new video share shows that not only is it possible to climb Devil's Tower, but it's also an experience unlike any other in the sport.

Fort Collins resident, Regina Stump, is sharing her courageous story of survival, after falling recently while climbing a 14er in Telluride.

The man was climbing without ropes.

The Colorado duo's CDUL meant hike 20,000 feet and summit 17 peaks in just 36 hours.

The rescue took approximately one hour and ten minutes.

18-year-old Brooke Raboutou from Boulder is the first American to qualify for Olympic climbing -- ever.

One of the best parts about living in Grand Junction is that there is so much adventure right at our back door. We have enough outdoor activities at our fingertips to keep us busy for the rest of our lives. However, quality gear is expensive, and not everyone can afford it...

OK. So dying may be an over exaggeration, but this "hike" is not for the faint at heart.

Watching this terrifying climb to a height of over 1700 feet will make you appreciate the job you have. I am so glad that climbing towers is not in my job description. You may be one who does not necessarily love your job, and if that's you, this video is for you.