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Kalymnos: The Greek Island That Became Sport Climbing's Most Coveted Limestone Destination
Kalymnos is a small Dodecanese island 12 nautical miles from Kos with more than 3,500 bolted routes across 70-plus sectors of compact grey limestone. The pocket-and-tufa climbing style is unlike anything produced by granite or sandstone, and the October festival has become one of the climbing world's most reliable annual gatherings.
By ZealZag Team