Lie Detector 

FA:  Type:  Trad, Aid Consensus:  5.12a/b C1 [details] Length:  50 feet Views: 752 page views Submitted By: david baker on Jan 31, 2006 Add Photo  Add Comment

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2009 Updated area restrictions for San Diego County MORE INFO >>> See link below for more details: http://www.alliedclimbers.org/advisories.php Eagle Peak - Restricted; Closed area changed to the left side of the main cliff. Corte Madera - Restricted; Closed area changed to the right/east side of the main cliff. Glen Cliff - Open. Poway Crags - CLOSED. El Cajon Mtn - Open. Keeping climbing areas open and conserving the climbing environment

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Description 

Lie Detector is the perfect finger crack you can see as you walk up the road. The climb starts out overhanging and backs off to 5.10 above the slopeing ledge 15 feet off the ground. This climb is often done as an aid route.

Protection 

Use small nuts and cams on bottom of climb up to a #1 as you get higher. Bolt anchor and rap rings on top of rock

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Upper portion of Lie Detector	BETA PHOTO: Jugging the Lie Detector (5.12a or A1 10a)	Ron Kauk at the '86 Mt. Woodson bouldering contest...
S. Belford cruising the upper finger crack, 5.10a