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DescriptionThe sprawling Los Angeles County is home to more than 10 million residents. The city of Los Angeles itself (pop. 4 million) is the second largest in the United States (New York City is first). Getting ThereRefer to specific areas for directions. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Los Angeles County:
Three Pigs V0 Boulder, Chipped, 1 pitch, 15 feet Stoney Point : Boulder 1
Amphitheater (aka Todd's) Traverse V0 Boulder, 50 feet Stoney Point : Amphitheater
Critter Crack V0 Boulder, 20 feet Stoney Point : Canyon Boulders
Spiral Traverse V1 Boulder, 50 feet Stoney Point : Spiral Boulder
Crowd Pleaser V2 Boulder, 25 feet Stoney Point : Turlock
Kodas' Corner V3 Boulder, 20 feet Stoney Point : Canyon Boulders
Crystal Ball Mantel V4-5 Boulder, 23 feet Stoney Point : Turlock
Arete 5.6 TR, 95 feet Point Dume
Left Hand 5.7 TR, 50 feet Stoney Point : Mozart's Wall
Chopping Block 5.8 Sport Malibu Creek State Park : Stumbling Blocks
Guerilla Drilla 5.10a Sport Malibu Creek State Park : Stumbling Blocks
Center Route 5.10a TR, 1 pitch, 50 feet Stoney Point : Beethoven's Wall
The Third Degree 5.10b Sport Malibu Creek State Park : Stumbling Blocks
Casey at the Bat 5.10b Sport, 1 pitch, 100 feet Echo Cliffs : Easy Street
South Face Left 5.10 TR, 80 feet Point Dume
Mr. Big 5.10d Sport, 35 feet Malibu Creek State Park : Stumbling Blocks
Johnny Can't Lead 5.10d Sport, 1 pitch, 40 feet Malibu Creek State Park : Ghetto Wall
Caffeine 5.11a Sport, 1 pitch, 100 feet Echo Cliffs : Java Wall
Nipple Denial Syndrome 5.11a/b Sport Malibu Creek State Park : Stumbling Blocks
Urban Struggle 5.12a/b Sport, 1 pitch Malibu Creek State Park : Ghetto Wall
Featured Route For Los Angeles County
Left Ladder C1 CA : Los Angeles County : ... : Millard Canyon
This slightly overhung bolt ladder is in a an amazing setting only a very short drive from Pasadena. As long as you show up early enough, you'll love it, but show up late or on a weekend and be prepared to perform for the crowd. The first bolt sheared off in 04/29/2002 and was replaced with a 3/8" rawl.I've seen people banging pins in for a belay at the base, which I could see for soloing, but is certainly unnecessary when belayed by your partn...[more] Browse More Classics in CA
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