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"Beaver Wall"

Name: "Beaver Wall"
Rating: 4.0

WI3-4

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Type:	Trad, Ice, 200 ft (61 m)
FA:	n/a
Page Views:	570 total · 16/month
Shared By:	Cal Seeley on Jan 30, 2022
Admins:	Morgan Patterson, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie, Jim Lawyer Page Updates (admin only)

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Access Issue: Follow trail from old state campground Details

The adjacent private landowners have been having issues with climbers crossing their property. Please approach from the old campground and follow the existing trail to avoid crossing any private property. Do not hike straight up to the cliff, even if you have to park on the road. Access Fund worked with local climbers to order and install signs along the private property boundaries. Please respect these signs and our neighbors.

Description

This is a beautiful moderate in a stunning location. Much better climbing and a tad more difficult than Christmas Tree Gully. Can be split up into two short pitches or one long one. Many lines possible. Like other Poke-O climbs, beware of the sun, but this one is usually pretty fat and well-bonded. Unnamed in Blue Lines 2 but if anyone has any information on its actual name please let me know.

Location

Approach: Option 1: Hike the Observer's Trail until the climb can be seen off to the left just above the beaver pond, roughly 1 3/4 miles or 45-60 mins of walking. Option 2: Hike the Ranger Trail until the lean-to, then follow the Observer's Trail for a short distance downhill until the beaver pond is reached.

There are a few start options once at the base of the route. Besides just starting at the actual base of the climb, there is a ledge 1/3 of the way up on the left. Climbing from here can be top-roped with a 70m rope.

Descent: Walk off left down through the forest.