Mountain Project : David Delkeskamp

Member Since: Dec 12, 2011
Last Visit: May 12, 2013

Contact David Delkeskamp

Point Rank: # 5,483
Total Points: 47
Last Year: 11
Last 30 Days: 11

How do you get points?

Areas are worth 15

Routes are worth 10

Photos are worth 5

Comments are worth 1

Where has David Delkeskamp been climbing?

1 person gave this user's contributions a positive rating.

Contributions

Contributed Routes

Name

Rating

Type

Location

Useful To

Date

Poor Man's Cave (variation) (FA)

5.9 (2)

Trad, 1 pitch, 110 feet

CA : Central Coast : ... : P-Wall

May 12, 2013

Get a grip

5.10b (3)

Sport, 1 pitch, 85 feet

CA : Central Coast : ... : The Frog

Feb 13, 2012

Shake-N-Bake

5.10a R (2)

Trad, 3 pitches, 400 feet

CA : Central Coast : ... : The Balconies

Dec 12, 2011

Contributed Photos

Photo

Caption

Location

Great Image

Date

David D. trying to Get a Grip. Photos by Victoria Garagliano

CA : Central Coast : ... : Get a grip (5.10b)

Feb 13, 2012

photo credit: Vickie Gagagliano

CA : Central Coast : ... : Shake-N-Bake (5.10a R)

Dec 12, 2011

Dane Howell and Dave Delkeskamp on Shake-N-Bake. Photo credit: Vickie Garagliano

CA : Central Coast : ... : Shake-N-Bake (5.10a R)

1 person

Dec 12, 2011


Contributed Comments
Location: CA : Central Coast : San Luis Obispo : Bishop Peak : P-Wall : Poor Man's P Crack (5.10a) By: David Delkeskamp When: Apr 29, 2013	view comment >>
Comments: Fun route, beautiful setting.
Location: CA : Central Coast : Pinnacles National Monument : West Side : Whitetail Rock By: David Delkeskamp When: Jan 8, 2012	view comment >>
Comments: Did MI on 1/7/12. Citadel canyon is a beautiful place that sees less play than other west side areas. MI is tall (for a sport pitch), and fairly sustained. Positive holds and great rock by Pinnacles standards. The hangerless bolts (first and third) do have washers on them which seems to make hanging wired nuts on them somewhat okay (why no hangers?). The rap from Peon's delight easily reaches the ground with a 60m rope. Plenty of bolts protect MI; no runnouts to speak of. MI is ... more >>