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Monolith Area

Submitted By: Dave Marotti on Jun 1, 2002
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Description 

The Monolith Area is a really nice bouldering area with numerous quality problems.


Getting There 

To get to the Monolith Area from the North Shore, start off on the East Bluff Trail and hike about 1/2 mile. There will be a slight dip in the trail. The Monolith problems will be on either side of the trail at this point.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Monolith Area:
Arete   V1     Boulder, 10 feet   Monolith Rocks
Boulder right of Bark Biter   V2     Boulder, 20 feet   Monolith Rocks
Slope of Dadaism   V3     Boulder   East of Trail Boulders
Bark Biter   V4     Boulder, 10 feet   Monolith Rocks
Sex & Chocolate   V7     Boulder   Monolith Rocks
Venus Rising   V7     Boulder, 10 feet   Monolith Rocks
Perfect Medium   V8-9     Boulder, 15 feet   Monolith Rocks
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Featured Route For Monolith Area
Sloper of Dadaism.

Slope of Dadaism V3  WI : Devil's Lake : ... : East of Trail Boulders
A super fun climb, my vote for best V3 in the park! Climb up the left side of large face to slopers up high, top-out. Avoid the left arete....[more]   Browse More Classics in WI


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By Anonymous Coward
Sep 23, 2005

while on my last trip to DL, i vaguely looked for the monolith problems, but did not find them on the trail up to the east bluffs. was it by the gastly john gill problem; the small seam with a few crimpers?

By Terry Kieck
Sep 23, 2005

You need to hike up the east bluff trail starting from the North Shore. It appears you started at the CCC lot on the south end.