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Incapable of being surmounted or climbed.
unsurmountable
impassable
unpassable
Incapable of being ascended.
unscalable
scalable
unscalable
1
This would have been an
unscalable
obstacle for anyone but the Soviets.
2
They are a boundary, a dividing line, a wall impregnable and
unscalable
.
3
Its sides were in parts steep, and
unscalable
in face of determined resistance.
4
Before us spread the Sojar Az, and elsewhere about us rose
unscalable
cliffs.
5
It was equally
unscalable
,
and much more difficult to undermine or batter down.
1
But in recent years, the route's occasionally melted away and become
unclimbable
.
2
Knife edged ridges and impenetrable cliff faces make the mountain seem
unclimbable
.
3
Two miles, and he reached the
unclimbable
head of the coulee-andno pinto.
4
Dale expected an
unclimbable
hill or deadfall to stop him at any turn.
5
The breastwork was about five feet high, and was absolutely
unclimbable
.
6
To wyrmlings, with their huge bulk and clumsy fingers, the tower looked
unclimbable
.
7
In remote locations lie classic routes that are
unclimbable
due to inadequate hardware.
8
In fact, the eastern side of the Grand Teton appears to be absolutely
unclimbable
.
9
This alpine route is considered a classic, though recent rockfall has rendered it
unclimbable
.
10
Yet every world should have at least one
unclimbable
mountain.
11
The barrier of the deer-park wall was high and
unclimbable
.
12
Rather that prior to its establishment, it was considered
unclimbable
.
13
A few vertical walls seemed the perfect sport climbing medium, but were completely
unclimbable
.
14
That slide down which we rode with Norhala is
unclimbable
.
15
Luckily, shattered terrain that might be
unclimbable
in summer can freeze up solid in winter.
16
The only way to get to them is via the island's
"
unclimbable
"
south cliff.
unclimbable
absolutely unclimbable
unclimbable rock
unclimbable mountain
become unclimbable
bypass unclimbable