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DescriptionThe first area you come upon from the parking lot, there are a few excellent boulder problems that make this a nice place to warm up. Slick, polished slopers, and some thin crimpy problems, including the classic hard/scary problem One Slim Fish, the frustrating The Crack, and classic balancy V3 Twinkletoes. Getting ThereFrom the Minnesota State Park office, head down towards the river. The Pit is below the first railing, to the left of the walkway. The best way down to the boulders is to scramble down the talus/retaining wall, or the path across the marsh opposite the route "Slicksides." The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for The Pit:
The Crack V1 Boulder, 12 feet
Humping The Bear V1-2 Boulder, 1 pitch, 10 feet
Slopey Traverse Problem V1-2 Boulder, 8 feet
Spread Eagle V2 Boulder, 15 feet
Twinkletoes V3-4 Boulder, 12 feet
One Slim Fish V4-5 R TR, Boulder, 18 feet
Shrimp Tempura V9 PG13 TR, Boulder, 15 feet
Featured Route For The Pit
Twinkletoes V3-4 MN : Interstate SP (Taylors Fall... : ... : The Pit
A classic boulder problem requiring balance, body tension, and tenacity. Start on the jug immediately to the right of The Crack. There is a foothold "on" about 3/4 feet to the right. Climb straight up on right-facing seams and slopers and make a muscley move to the lip. No part of the crack at left is "on."...[more] Browse More Classics in MN
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