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Nearby Mountain Bike Rides ![]() A more technical option to the CO trail from the Jefferson campground to Georgia Pass Near Blue River, CO
The most commonly ridden trail from Kenosha Pass to Georgia Pass - a front range gem! Near Blue River, CO
One of the best rides in the mountains within one hour of the front range! Near Blue River, CO
Well balanced singletrack with impressive views of endless aspen groves Near Blue River, CO
A consistent grind up an old railroad grade takes you above treeline to an abandoned mine. Near Silver Plume, CO
One of the better beginner/intermediate rides in the front range. Near Idaho Springs, CO
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DescriptionThis is an obscure little area up CO Hwy 72 (Coal Creek Canyon) for the wandering types. This area sports mostly 1 pitch routes described areas here called Zebra Rock and Pinecliffe. There is a mix of traditional, sport, and mixed routes here. There is room for more. Enjoyable routes here include Longhaired Freaky People 10a, Nocturnal Leg Muscle Cramp 11-, Hardman Jr. 11, Pica 12c, Knuckle Sandwich 10+. Getting ThereFor Pinecliffe, go W on CO Hwy 72 from Hwy 93 until you cross a bridge East of Pinecliffe. There is a dirt road that runs alongside a railroad track. Parking and access is not clear. The climbing area is a few hundred yards on your left. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Pinecliffe:
Frenzy 5.10a Trad, 1 pitch, 100 feet The Main Pinecliffe Crag
Can You Dig It? 5.10+ Sport, 1 pitch, 70 feet Shaft
Nocturnal Leg Muscle Cramp 5.11- Sport, 1 pitch The Main Pinecliffe Crag
Hardman Jr. 5.11 Sport, 1 pitch The Main Pinecliffe Crag
Featured Route For Pinecliffe
Can You Dig It? 5.10+ CO : Pinecliffe : Shaft
There are great holds through the first roof. The route becomes easier. At second roof, there is slightly harder crimping. The route backs off to easy 5th Class. The third roof has harder crimping.There are a total of ten bolts, with 2 chain anchors. The anchors easily are reached from the top of the crag, so a TR is possible without leading....[more] Browse More Classics in CO
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