Type: | TR |
FA: | unknown |
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Shared By: | tobi p on Dec 31, 2004 |
Admins: | Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC |
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Access Issue: Private Property, please ask for permission to climb!
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This may be private property, and the landowner does not want climbers on the rock.
Per todd k: this message is for the group that climbed on this crag the week before August 8th, 2018. Thanks to you trespassing and stealing the posted signs, the crag is 100% closed. I posted it, because people were leaving cigarette butts and trash at it, but I would let people climb if they asked permission.
If you trespass again, I will press charges, but I would hope you would reflect on your actions and revamp your choices in the future. Your actions directly impact the climbing community and others who you share a rope with!
Per todd k: this message is for the group that climbed on this crag the week before August 8th, 2018. Thanks to you trespassing and stealing the posted signs, the crag is 100% closed. I posted it, because people were leaving cigarette butts and trash at it, but I would let people climb if they asked permission.
If you trespass again, I will press charges, but I would hope you would reflect on your actions and revamp your choices in the future. Your actions directly impact the climbing community and others who you share a rope with!
Description
Go for the onsight... but if you want a description, here goes: bouldery start, height-dependent. If you're not 6'3", it'll be harder to reach the out-of-sight jug. Then a short slab to the overhanging dihedral/handcrack. Rest here, then angle back in to the right, find a way through the crux, and up and over. Another short section awaits here before you reach the anchors. The climb is dirty in places. You could lead this trad if you want, though I don't trust the rock at this crag even 85%... feels like some of the cracks expand a tad.
Variation: from the rest, stay left and creep up underneath the roof, than traverse right. This way is easier and not 11c. Not sure about my ratings, anyway, so you're welcome to put in your two cents about how they feel to you.
P.S. if you're flailing at the start, take the slabby alternative to its right.
Variation: from the rest, stay left and creep up underneath the roof, than traverse right. This way is easier and not 11c. Not sure about my ratings, anyway, so you're welcome to put in your two cents about how they feel to you.
P.S. if you're flailing at the start, take the slabby alternative to its right.
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