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DescriptionRing Mountain is a scenic collection of boulders in the Marin Headlands. The boulders range from about 20-50', offering a variety of bouldering and toprope climbing on some really interesting rock.No useful bolts or anchors are present on the rocks. Bring long slings (~40') and nuts to take care of your anchor needs.The rock is friendly on the hands; it's good for sticking small holds. Feet tend to be a bit more slippery.Access is free and the area is open from sunrise to sunset. Getting ThereTo get there, exit at Paradise Dr from the 101 freeway a few exits south from where it meets the 580. Turn left at the bottom of the exit ramp, travel one block where Paradise branches off to the right. Follow Paradise Dr. east for about 2 miles.Turn right onto Taylor Rd, and follow it until it ends. A trail leads uphill; follow it to approach Split Rock. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Ring Mountain:
Turtle Rock Traverse V4 Boulder, 10 feet Turtle Rock
Right Crack Mouth Arete 5.10a TR, 1 pitch, 20 feet Split Rock
Just Inside the Crack-Left 5.11b TR, 1 pitch, 20 feet Split Rock
Just Inside the Right Arete 5.11b/c TR, 1 pitch, 20 feet Split Rock
Featured Route For Ring Mountain
North Face Crack Right 5.7 CA : SF Bay Area : ... : Split Rock
Solid crack that slowly fades away to a slabby finish. Seems pretty easy until the crack and your pro disappear. Belay from the other side of the split. If your setting up a top rope be sure to climb the variation to the left and right side of the crack....[more] Browse More Classics in CA
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