Dines Cliff Rock Climbing
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Elevation: | 8,744 ft | 2,665 m |
GPS: |
39.5034, -105.36935 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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Shared By: | Sylvia P on Jun 25, 2015 · Updates | |
Admins: | Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC |
Seasonal Falcon Closures in effect from March 15 - July 31.
- Lion's Head
- Roughneck Area
- Wildcatter Wall
Note that the annual closures of the Park View Dome, The Ranch Hand, Black Creek Wall, and Sawmill Crag have been permanently lifted. These cliffs will continue to be monitored, but will only close if a new nest is spotted.
- Lion's Head
- Roughneck Area
- Wildcatter Wall
Note that the annual closures of the Park View Dome, The Ranch Hand, Black Creek Wall, and Sawmill Crag have been permanently lifted. These cliffs will continue to be monitored, but will only close if a new nest is spotted.
Description
This is a long, south-facing cliff with single pitch routes. It is shady until afternoon with lots of trees at the base. It's closer to the parking lots than the Staunton Rocks areas. Dines Cliff is named to honor the Dine family who donated the property below the cliff to the Park.
Getting There
Take the Dines Meadow to the Mason Creek trail from the main/top parking lot. When the trail is about to leave the meadow and enter the thicker trees by Mason Creek, look for The Dines Cliff Climbing Access trail sign. The trail arrives at the cliff about 100 yards below/right of the Mongo Corner.
Per Cara Hubbell: there is a state park sign that has been installed on the Mason Creek trail that says "Climbing Access." Climbers can't get lost trying to find this cliff. Please also note that there are no longer any yellow flags marking the trail, just that "Climbing Access" sign... or at least we couldn't find any flags. You also do not have to look for a second trail on the approach as stated in the current "Getting There." Once you see the sign, follow the approach trail up to the crag. It still drops climbers far to the right of the routes.
Per Cara Hubbell: there is a state park sign that has been installed on the Mason Creek trail that says "Climbing Access." Climbers can't get lost trying to find this cliff. Please also note that there are no longer any yellow flags marking the trail, just that "Climbing Access" sign... or at least we couldn't find any flags. You also do not have to look for a second trail on the approach as stated in the current "Getting There." Once you see the sign, follow the approach trail up to the crag. It still drops climbers far to the right of the routes.
Classic Climbing Routes at Dines Cliff
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