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The Jesusita Fire brought destruction to Upper Rattlesnake Canyon and to the Gibraltar climbing area. All of the individual crags were affected. Lower Gibraltar, Toxic Waste Wall, and Upper Gibraltar seem to be the hardest hit. To view more images, click [[here]]http://mountainproject.com/v/matthew_fienup/106443050
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Geology buffs should not miss climbing at Lower Gibraltar. The ledge at the base of Lieback Annie and the Rapture is home to some of Santa Barbara's finest slickensides.
Santa Barbara has a little something for everyone...here a climber performs a rare solo-aid ascent of the Nose at Gibraltar Rock.
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Matthew Fienup
May 26, 2009
“The Jesusita Fire brought destruction to Upper Rattlesnake Canyon and to the Gibraltar climbing area. All of the individual crags were affected. Lower Gibraltar, Toxic Waste Wall, and Upper Gibraltar seem to be the hardest hit. To view more images, click here”  

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Geology buffs should not miss climbing at Lower Gibraltar. The ledge at the base of Lieback Annie and the Rapture is home to some of Santa Barbara's finest slickensides.
The Jesusita Fire brought destruction to Upper Rattlesnake Canyon and to the Gibraltar climbing area. All of the individual crags were affected. Lower Gibraltar, Toxic Waste Wall, and Upper Gibraltar seem to be the hardest hit. To view more images, click [[here]]http://mountainproject.com/v/matthew_fienup/106443050
Santa Barbara has a little something for everyone...here a climber performs a rare solo-aid ascent of the Nose at Gibraltar Rock.
A climber hangs off the top of T-Crack, at Gibraltar Rock, as he belays his second.
Santa Barbara, the Pacific Ocean and Channel Islands, from above Gibralter Area.
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