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Chippewa Creek 


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Elevation: 780'
Lat, Long: 41.3205, -81.6182 Map
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Administrator: Tom Erickson
Submitted By: John- on Jul 15, 2007

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Good warmup route to mess around on.

Description 

Quite secluded from the main populace.. Rock here is Berea Sandstone, (same rock at Elyria).


Getting There 

South of 82, East of 21. Food is available at the supermarket on 82.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Chippewa Creek:
Pinch Arete   V1+     Boulder, 1 pitch, 20 feet   Midstream
Thugged Out Since Cub Scouts   V4     Boulder   Downstream
Racist Arete   V7     Boulder   Upstream
Fight or Flight   V7     Boulder, 1 pitch, 15 feet   Midstream
The Gem   V7+     Boulder, 1 pitch, 15 feet   Midstream
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Featured Route For Chippewa Creek
Thugged Out

Thugged Out Since Cub Scouts V4  OH : Chippewa Creek : Downstream
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By Jason Tarry
Jan 8, 2010

The Ohio bouldering scene is quite limited. I don't want to come across as an know it all, but you simply can not assume that you were the first to find or climb anything in Northeastern ohio. From 1993 to 2003 there was a major bouldering contingent who was scouring the greater Cleveland\Akron\Canton area for any assemblance or rock. Most of the rock was found on private property or consisted of frozen mud. But some was actually good and "legal". These climbs were scrubed and sent. Years later, the climbs may appear "unclimbed" due to the rapid moss growth but I would simply ask some credit be given to the original discoverers and that these little gems be called their true name. Please don't rename problems that have been sent many years ago

Thanks

Jason

By Scott Curran
From: Cincinnati, OH
Jan 9, 2010

These are the names that I have been told were the names I am sorry if I offended anyone. I never intended to say that I climbed these first. Just putting up some routes I know of for people in the area to get excited about climbing. If you would like me to change any names I would be happy to.