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May 27, 2013

The world’s tallest climbing wall: The Excalibur

by Laura Domela

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The Excalibur, situated within the Bjoeks Climb Center in Groningen, The Netherlands, is the world’s tallest climbing wall.

The wall is 121 feet and faces the rugged landscape of nature. A special feature of the wall is a sleek curve 36 feet from the base that creates an artificial overhang akin to climbing a real peak.
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