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Big Rocks Remembered 

5.11d

   
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Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.11d [details]
FA: Pam and Nate Postma, 1992
Submitted By: Chris treggE on May 16, 2006

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Description 

Interesting pockets and powerful moves down low on this route, then sparsely protected towards the top. Not hard up there but groundfall potential for sure.

  • RCM&W # 11


Location 

Find the blunt nose of Urban Chunks, the start of the route is just to the right.


Protection 

Bolts. Please use your own gear for top rope. Please bring an extra biner and if the ones up top look bad or don't easily clip or shut, please replace it. It's good karma.



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By Scott Hahn
May 23, 2006

great bottom climbing the top is absolute crap

By Jonathan Williams
From: Palo Alto, CA
Mar 25, 2007

Two ways to do the bottom. Make some big moves! Not commonly done, but quite fun.

By Kiri Namtvedt
Sep 14, 2009

The start is crimpy and continuous! The way I climbed it involved crimping up to perhaps the second bolt and traversing left with difficulty to insecure huecos. The crimpy difficulties continue until you latch a gigantic rail and move into the easier but unprotected section, a lot like Urban Chunks (but a tad harder). Then a final bolt, and another runout to the top.