Lost Resort Rock Climbing
Elevation: | 2,800 ft | 853 m |
GPS: |
47.43776, -121.68247 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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Page Views: | 13,993 total · 101/month | |
Shared By: | Geoff Georges on Dec 19, 2013 · Updates | |
Admins: | Jon Nelson, Micah Klesick, Zachary Winters, Mitchell McAuslan |
Description
Lost Resort is the largest wall in the Bob's Area. Its north-facing and gets almost no sun making it a great summer crag. That being said, you'd be surprised at how easily it dry's especially the two routes 'Crescendo of the Sarcophagus Bleeding & Crawling from the Wreckage'. Lost Resort has a small yet quality selection of routes in the 5.10-5.13 range, it also is some of the best rock quality at Exit 38. Well worth the hour long approach.
Getting There
[Ryan Triplett's instructions:]
To get here follow the directions as to the Actual Cave (i.e., park at the first parking lot and head West along the Iron Horse grade for a bit, then cutting left into the forest). Stay on this main trail passing the turn to Amazonia and walking by the Actual Cave. After crossing a small stream and more hiking the trail splits - stay left. After 100 ft or so you will come upon the Chainsaw Wall (Bob's area), continue past this and find a trail that goes up and right. Scramble to the top as the trail becomes rather rocky, this is the Pinnacles (many short and moderate sport climbs are here). Traverse around this small crag to the climbers right and catch a trail leading back down into the forest. After a short bit you will come upon 3 bolted lines tackling a steep slab marked with a huge fallen tree at their base. Navigating around this tree will reveal the remaining band of rock. A solid hour ...
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