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From Crag Full of Dynamite, the views to the north, into Los Padres National Forest, are spectacular. The views alone may be reason enough to spend a day at this crag.
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Regardless of the time of year, the drive along East Camino Cielo, out to the crag, is simply stunning.
The heavy marine layer in Santa Barbara this summer has created some very unusual days of climbing. Here Eugenia Davis climbs The Good the Bad & the Ugly, at crag Full of Dynamite, with visibility down to a couple hundred feet.
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Matthew Fienup
Sep 26, 2011
“From Crag Full of Dynamite, the views to the north, into Los Padres National Forest, are spectacular. The views alone may be reason enough to spend a day at this crag.”  

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Eight-year-old Bryson Fienup nears the top of "He Who Double Crosses Me" (5.8) at Crag Full of Dynamite.
Michael McKay climbs "The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly" at Crag Full of Dynamite in Santa Barbara.
Regardless of the time of year, the drive along East Camino Cielo, out to the crag, is simply stunning.
From Crag Full of Dynamite, the views to the north, into Los Padres National Forest, are spectacular. The views alone may be reason enough to spend a day at this crag.
The heavy marine layer in Santa Barbara this summer has created some very unusual days of climbing. Here Eugenia Davis climbs The Good the Bad & the Ugly, at crag Full of Dynamite, with visibility down to a couple hundred feet.
Michael McKay on "The Good, the Bad & the Ugly," Crag Full of Dynamite.
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