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Carney Springs Wall

Submitted By: David Arthur Sampson on Feb 13, 2007
Administrators: Greg Opland, James DeRoussel
Elevation: 3,500 feet
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Description 

Carney Springs Wall is North-east (NE) facing; lots of sun on the wall into the early afternoon (even during winter). Look for a large NE facing wall with lightly colored rock in a distinctive pattern.

Rock quality on CS Wall is decent, but not as good as Bark Canyon. Although the wall may be seen from the road, this is a fairly remote area.


Getting There 

Accessed via the Carney Springs road. Carney Springs road (no longer open for vehicles) connects to the Peralta Road. Look for a parking area and a gate on your left as you make a sharp right hand turn (road here trends NE) on Peralta Road. The parking area is about a mile or so before you get to the Peralta Trailhead.

Although a gate now blocks driving access to the end of the road, a 12 minute walk gets you to the fence from where the trail starts. The Carney Springs Wall (and the Acropolis) can easily be seen from the road (looking W-NW). Most of the original trail is difficult to find. Thus, expect about 2 hour approach to the base of the CS wall.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Carney Springs Wall:
De Grazia   5.7     Trad, 5 pitches, 400 feet, Grade III   
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