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Nevermind Wall

Submitted By: Luke Stefurak on Jan 30, 2006
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Description 

Home to a bunch of Exit 38's moderate to advanced routes. All of the routes are bolted and are in the shade. The grades Range from 5.9 -> 5.12b and are on blocky metamorphic rock.


Getting There 

From the iron horse trail go over the bridge. Right after the big bridge there is a steep trail on the right and there should be a rope hanging down. Follow this up throught the woods and the wall will be on the left.


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Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Nevermind Wall:
Neverigine   5.9+     Sport   
Steep Street   5.11a     Sport, 1 pitch, 30 feet   
Negatherion   5.11b     Sport   
Cultureshock   5.12a     Sport   
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Left side of the Nevermind Wall.  Not sure which route.

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By Luke Stefurak
From: San Diego, CA
May 14, 2008

If the wall starts off dry then you can climb here in light to mild rain. The angle of the wall and the trees do an pretty good job of protecting the face but the climbs can be prone to seepage.