Independence Crag Rock Climbing
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61.79225, -149.29476 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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Shared By: | L Von Dommelheimer on Jun 8, 2014 · Updates |
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Access Issue: Private property closed
Details
Some areas are on private land or are accessed via private land. Please refrain from climbing in the area pending landowner conflicts are resolved.
Access Issue: Private property with public access. Be mindful to keep climbing accessible!!
Details
While the access to this area is public, please stay on existing trails when heading to this area, land owners in the upper valley are concerned about the formation for spider paths. There have also been occasional run ins with rangers.
Description
This crag is located above Independence Mine. I has several lines from 5.9 to 5.11. Most of these require some gear. There are plenty of scenic qualities in this area, including the original 1908 mine shaft. Keep in mind that these shafts are very, very unstable and shouldn't be entered.
Getting There
From independence mine parking area head up the paved trail towards the water tunnel. Go through the gap in the railing and onto the "Mill Loop Trail." You can see the crag up above the huge tailings pile. Follow a well defined trail that takes you up the right side of the tailings and then left to the base of the crag.
Classic Climbing Routes at Independence Crag
Mountain Project's determination of the classic, most popular, highest rated climbing routes in this area.
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