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DescriptionThe San Jacinto Mountains are found nestled just south of Interstate 10, near the town of Palm Springs. Although these mountains have been known for many years to climbers due to its most popular destination, Tahquitz and Suicide (which are found elsewhere on this site), a variety of other areas are becoming discovered and frequented as gems in their own right. Getting ThereMost climbing areas can be accessed using Interstate 10 in addition to one additional highway. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for San Jacinto Mountains:
Ride the Lightning V0+ R Boulder, 30 feet Undiscovered Country : Lightning Boulder
Big Greeny V1 R Boulder, 20 feet Boulder Basin Campground : Big Greeny Boulder
Flower Pot Right V1+ Boulder, 8 feet Boulder Basin Campground : Flower Pot Boulders
Front Wheel Drive V2 Boulder, 8 feet Boulder Basin Campground : Off Road Boulder
Pink Crack V2 Boulder, 18 feet Boulder Basin Campground : Pink Boulder
The Visor Lip V3 Boulder, 10 feet The Summit : The Visor
Rounded Boulders Arete V3-4 Boulder, 12 feet Black Mountain : Rounded Boulders
Standing on the Head of the Dragon V4 Boulder, 30 feet Conquest Ridge : Dragon's Head
Where Boneheads Dare V5 R Boulder, 25 feet Boulder Basin Campground : Daring Boulder
Center Visor V6 Boulder, 10 feet The Summit : The Visor
Courier Flight aka Bull Durham V6 Boulder, 8 feet Boulder Basin Campground : Campsite 16 - 19
Cracker Boy V7 Boulder, 15 feet Black Mountain : Lookout Tower Area
NRA V7 Boulder, 10 feet The Summit : Summit Blocks
First Strike 5.7 Trad, 1 pitch, 100 feet Garner Valley : Prospect Wall
Featured Route For San Jacinto Mountains
Where Boneheads Dare V5 R CA : San Jacinto Mountains : ... : Daring Boulder
A committing problem, Where Boneheads Dare entices many who come to Boulder Basin. Start on the crescent shaped crimper and move up to the tiny crimp higher up. Once the feet are established in the starting hold, move up and slightly left to top out. The physical / technical crux is down low. Although the remaining moves are physically easier, it's not for the faint of heart. ...[more] Browse More Classics in CA
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