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Routes in Mongoose Block
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Batman Went To Space V1+ 5 |
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Compression Northeast V3- 6A |
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Conscience Amputation V10 7C+ |
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Conscience Lobotomy V11+ 8A |
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Dance of the Rain V1-2 5 |
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East Overhang of Mongoose Block V7-8 7B |
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Get Your Training Wheels V0 4 |
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Left Traverse into B*%€# Slap V9- 7C |
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Look Ma, No Hands V8 7B |
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Low Traverse into Slapper V8 7B |
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Mighty Mongoose V0 4 |
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Mongoose Block West Overhang V2 5+ |
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Nose Lunge V4 6B |
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Off The Rails V0+ 4+ |
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Prow (Stand), The V0+ 4+ |
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Slapper Right variation V8-9 7B+ |
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Swiss Cheese V4 6B |
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Unknown (left of southeast arete) V1-2 5 |
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Unknown Barn Door Problem V1 5 |
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Unknown Low Start AKA The Batcave V3 6A |
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Unknown V4 V4 6B |
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Unknown V7 aka Slapper V7 7A+ |
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Unknown Variation of V4 on West Overhang V4 6B |
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Windshield Wiper V6 7A |
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| Type: | Boulder |
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| Shared By: | Evan C on Jan 27, 2018 |
| Admins: | Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC |
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Access Issue: 2024 Seasonal Closures - these are the same as 2023
Details
Per Bret Tennis, GOG Park Operations administrator: the seasonal closures are the same as in 2023 for 2024.
Previously per B. Tennis: all seasonal rock climbing closures in Garden of the Gods have been lifted for the season.
In 2023, they were the same as for 2022 and 2021.
Kindergarten/Gray Rock
North Gateway
Old info:
Previously: per Bret Tennis, as of 10/19/22: The Garden of the Gods has lifted all the seasonal rock climbing closures. Prior in 2020: seasonal raptor closures for 2020 were now lifted.
Seasonal climbing closure as of 9 April 2020:
The Northeast face of Gray Rock (aka Kindergarten Rock) also know as Big Sky is closed to rock climbing due to nesting raptors.
The northern tip (Anaconda) of North Gateway Rock is closed to rock climbing.
Continued from last year closures on Sleeping Giant and Gray Rock:
Sleeping Giant (Keyhole Rock) is closed to rock climbing.
The box canyon between Sleeping Giant and Gray Rock is closed to all activity.
The West side of Gray Rock (aka Kindergarten Rock) is closed to rock climbing except for the last 15 feet to the south. Family Values is still open, but anything North is closed to rock climbing. The South face is still open except for the seasonal closure of the Northeast face.
Closures as of June 5, 2019:
The Northern end of North Gateway Rock is closed for raptor nesting.
The Northeast face of Gray Rock (aka Kindergarten Rock) also know as Big Sky is closed to rock climbing due to nesting raptors.
Continued climbing closures from 2018:
The northern tip (Anaconda) of North Gateway Rock is closed to rock climbing.
Sleeping Giant (Keyhole Rock) is closed to rock climbing.
The box canyon between Sleeping Giant and Gray Rock is closed to all activity.
The West side of Gray Rock (aka Kindergarten Rock) is closed to rock climbing except for the last 15 feet to the south. Family Values is still open, but anything North is closed to rock climbing. The South face is still open.
Previously per B. Tennis: all seasonal rock climbing closures in Garden of the Gods have been lifted for the season.
In 2023, they were the same as for 2022 and 2021.
Kindergarten/Gray Rock
North Gateway
Old info:
Previously: per Bret Tennis, as of 10/19/22: The Garden of the Gods has lifted all the seasonal rock climbing closures. Prior in 2020: seasonal raptor closures for 2020 were now lifted.
Seasonal climbing closure as of 9 April 2020:
The Northeast face of Gray Rock (aka Kindergarten Rock) also know as Big Sky is closed to rock climbing due to nesting raptors.
The northern tip (Anaconda) of North Gateway Rock is closed to rock climbing.
Continued from last year closures on Sleeping Giant and Gray Rock:
Sleeping Giant (Keyhole Rock) is closed to rock climbing.
The box canyon between Sleeping Giant and Gray Rock is closed to all activity.
The West side of Gray Rock (aka Kindergarten Rock) is closed to rock climbing except for the last 15 feet to the south. Family Values is still open, but anything North is closed to rock climbing. The South face is still open except for the seasonal closure of the Northeast face.
Closures as of June 5, 2019:
The Northern end of North Gateway Rock is closed for raptor nesting.
The Northeast face of Gray Rock (aka Kindergarten Rock) also know as Big Sky is closed to rock climbing due to nesting raptors.
Continued climbing closures from 2018:
The northern tip (Anaconda) of North Gateway Rock is closed to rock climbing.
Sleeping Giant (Keyhole Rock) is closed to rock climbing.
The box canyon between Sleeping Giant and Gray Rock is closed to all activity.
The West side of Gray Rock (aka Kindergarten Rock) is closed to rock climbing except for the last 15 feet to the south. Family Values is still open, but anything North is closed to rock climbing. The South face is still open.
Description
Start standing on the right hand side of the south face. There are some obvious jugs up high, but ignore these, and start with both hands on a vertical rail. Layback this, with your right foot down low, and try and stick your left foot way up high onto a vertical edge. You have to be really precise with your left foot to stick this, and you start barndooring immediately if you don't get that foot right away.
Next, throw up to the big jugs, and figure out how to get your feet up, then climb up to the easy topout.
Yeah, it's pretty contrived, but it's fun movement nonetheless.
Next, throw up to the big jugs, and figure out how to get your feet up, then climb up to the easy topout.
Yeah, it's pretty contrived, but it's fun movement nonetheless.
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