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DescriptionGenerally east facing cliffs facing the lake - historically, there were extremely few people who ever climbed there other than yours truly (back in 80's and 90's). Getting ThereComing south from Eureka, head down the east side highway along the lake and turn right on the Kookanusa bridge...(from the south, from Hold Up Bluffs - turn left onto the bridge) Then turn right off the bridge and drive up the road a short way(to the top of a hill)... The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Stone Hills - NW of bridge:
Flame 5.10a/b Sport, 1 pitch, 180 feet
Featured Route For Stone Hills - NW of bridge
This is the longest, most direct route on the cliff formations NW of the Kookanusa bridge. Although it is a long single pitch (55m.) I set it up with a mid-station rap point. This allows the choice of two raps from the top (with a single rope)... and it allows a two pitch climb with a nice bolted station at a small ledge. As there are very few two-pitch climbs at Stone Hills, it's nice to use as "practice" for multi-pitch climbing.Although one of the guide books attributes the first ascent to an...[more] Browse More Classics in MT |