BETA PHOTO: alsea wall, fish crack, no spinners and power bait...
Description
This is a great trad and sport crag located near Alsea, Oregon. With 30 routes 5.6-5.10d half traf half sport, this is a great place to visit if you live in Corvallis or surrounding areas.
Getting There
As we are not quite done with development I ask you send me a message for directions.
The Classics
Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Alsea Wall:
One of my favorite sport routes at the Alsea Wall, no spinners the the 6th route from the right, just to the right of an obvious hand crack. Climb more or less straight up past eight bolts with the crux reach at the 4th bolt. ...[more]Browse More Classics in OR
I was warned by others about your intentions, and how you've been a huge ass hole to many people in the area. I was told by P. Franzen you had been banned from MP.com, so I'm surprised to see you back. Anyways I think it should be obvious why I have no desire to help you.
"we found this really sweet place that's really close with cool routes, but we're not going to tell you where it is, even though that's why this site is around"
If anyone can share some directions to the illusive 'alsea wall' I'd love to check it out, please PM..... I've been waiting on a resoponse from willy for a while now )-; Thanks!
Hey WIlly, you think you can share some knowledge? I live up in Independence and would love to find a sweet place to climb nearby. If there's more to be done in terms of developing the place, I'm all in.
Hey climbers of the PNW. If anyone has got some info on this area I'd like to get the run down. Better yet anyone that knows how to get there want to come climb?
It appears as if someone has taken a few new hangers off some routes and replaced them with some old homemade jobs, can anyone confirm or deny this? Also looks like someone is cleaning and working the steep finger crack on the left side, looks pretty stout!
I live in alsea, i would also love to get the beta on this area, if it exists. I have found a few good boulder problems in the area, not quite worth sharing as they are out there. Perhaps there could be a trade of info?
This crag is on private timber land, a gate was open to it for a fairly long period of time for an ongoing harvest, which has since finished. The gate is almost always closed, which means a several mile uphill mt bike ride for access.
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