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Lake Malibou Dam.
Description Crag's Rd Crag's was first discovered by Greg Olsen and Kevin Thaw in the early 90's. a few drilled holes were found along with bolts. The tall formation known as the malibu Tower has Two bolts on top. if you continue past the Tower to the right are the Matt's boulders. from Matt's boulders look accross the river that's the wedge along with iceberg. malibou Tr wall is up near the power lines which are located near the dam. this Crag's rd crags rock climbing place has killer boulder problems, killer choss roots and lots of fishing to keep anybody busy. the back side of malibu is great!!
Getting There From the private homes take Crags rd to lake Malibou Dam. From the front side of malibu go past the Mash site and make a right onto Lake malibou dam rd. Bouldering, Top-rope climbing and a few sport bolted roots can be found.
The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Crags Rd. Crag's:
Featured Route For Crags Rd. Crag's
Lake Malibou Tower.
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Iceberg boulder area.
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Matt's boulders
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| Comments on Crags Rd. Crag's |
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By Benjamin Chapman
From: CA
Mar 28, 2011
| Malibu Lake was created in 1926 at the confluence of Media and Triunfo Creek, which forms Malibu Creek, by the construction of the 44 ft. Malibu Dam in 1923 by Bertram Lackey and George Wilson, who established the Malibou Lake Mountain Club, Ltd. Malibu Lake is surrounded by the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area (SMMNRA), Malibu Creek State Park (MCSP), and the Malibou Lake Mountain Club (MLMC). Regardless of the jurisdiction, heavy use of this area will definitely jeopardize access. A low profile and/or invisibility cloak may not be enough to save this area from access issues/closure, if the rangers are already aware of the area and requesting no new sport routes be added. |
By ryan mattock
Apr 1, 2011
| Ben thank's for the input, but here is the full story about the Bu.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malibu_Lake
also, when done climbing at the Iceberg take your lady to the Old-plate at Cornell which is about five min down the road.
www.oldplacecornell.com/
FYI: seems that the rangers like to compliment rock climbing at malibu, however they don't want new routes being established? strange!
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By shaking man
Apr 1, 2011
| If I understand you correctly, did you mean to say:
"If bolting new routes in Malibu State Park is illegal, then why are the State Park rangers complimenting our new routes on this boulder?"
Seems silly to me, but hey today is April Fools Day.
(You are is you're not your )
My grammar instinct at work. |
By ryan mattock
May 19, 2011
| beware of rattlesnakes and tick's. |
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