The Fins Rock Climbing
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39.27267, -76.60488 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
Page Views: | 4,784 total · 29/month |
Shared By: | Frank T on Jul 19, 2010 · Updates |
Admins: | Frances Fierst, C S |
Access Issue: Watershed property
Details
Baltimore City owns the property, and they are not wholly receptive to climbers. The noted areas and routes herein this guide are for historical purposes only. Should you chose to climb here, it's at your own risk.
Description
This outcrop of rock probably has the most potential of the three areas here. There are perhaps a dozen lines on this rock. There are several boulders immediately around and behind it that offer their own problems and challenges. The main rock itself is composed of two parallel 'fins' of rock, stacked against a cluster of large boulders between them. The main walls of the two fins face north and south.
*Only reasonable Top Rope anchors would be trees about 30ft south of each top out (and down the back of the fin)*
*Only reasonable Top Rope anchors would be trees about 30ft south of each top out (and down the back of the fin)*
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