<img src="https://npr.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/e3bdc7f/2147483647/strip/false/crop/4288x2848+0+0/resize/792x526!/quality/90/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fnpr-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fe1%2F11%2Facc05a4442fea742eece2ba3dd25%2F25345474493-a1150b7d52-o.jpg" alt="A climbing area made of red rocks. ">(riverotx / Flickr)The International Climbers’ Festival was held in our region recently, and it offered an unusual clinic focused on mentally visualizing climbing routes, rather than depending on sight. It featured a champion climber who happens to be legally blind. Wyoming Public Radio’s Hannah Habermann reports for the Mountain West News Bureau.

(riverotx / Flickr)The International Climbers’ Festival was held in our region recently, and it offered an unusual clinic focused on mentally visualizing climbing routes, rather than depending on sight. It featured a champion climber who happens to be legally blind. Wyoming Public Radio’s Hannah Habermann reports for the Mountain West News Bureau.

(riverotx / Flickr)The International Climbers’ Festival was held in our region recently, and it offered an unusual clinic focused on mentally visualizing climbing routes, rather than depending on sight. It featured a champion climber who happens to be legally blind. Wyoming Public Radio’s Hannah Habermann reports for the Mountain West News Bureau.

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