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Mount Woodson


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Submitted By: david baker on Jan 27, 2006
Administrator: Marc Kajut
Latitude: 33.0063  Longitude: -116.9600 
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Description 

Mount Woodson is a San Diego classic with short climbs on great granite. Woodson is made up of hundreds of boulders of all sizes. This area has been known in the past as a bouldering area. However, there are good top rope and lead climbs as well. Woodson has some great practice aid routes to train on. Woodson has a paved road that you can walk up and access the varies climbs as you walk to the antennas at the top of the mountain. Beware if you do not know where you are going you can end up doing a lot of bushwhacking to get to climbs.


Getting There 

Take Hwy 8 to the 67. Go on the 67 for approximately 17 miles. When you get to the Poway Road junction 14 miles from Hwy 8 continue 3 more miles on the 67. You will see Mount Woodson littered with boulders on the left side of the road.There is parking along the 67 near the Forest service fire station.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Mount Woodson:
Elsa's Crack   5.7     Trad, TR, 20 feet   Poison Oak Boulder Area
Sickle Crack   5.8+     Trad, TR, 1 pitch, 20 feet   Sickle Crack Boulder
Milkbar   5.9     Trad, 35 feet   Milkbar Boulder
Baby Robbins   5.9 V0-     Trad, Boulder, 1 pitch, 15 feet   Jaws Boulder Area
Rockwork Orange   5.10a     Trad, 40 feet   Rockwork Orange Boulder
Robbins Crack   5.10a     Trad, 35 feet   Robbins Boulder
Bat Flake   5.10d     TR, 22 feet   The Cave Area
Crucible   5.10d     Trad, TR, 25 feet   The Summit Area
The Cave   5.11a     TR, 20 feet   The Cave Area
Jaws   5.11a V1     Trad, Boulder, 1 pitch, 15 feet   Jaws Boulder Area
Eric's Face   5.11a/b     TR, 25 feet   Robbins Boulder
Werner's Wish   5.11b     TR, 25 feet   Poison Oak Boulder Area
Right Long's Crack   5.11     TR, 18 feet   Seminar Wall Area
Alcoa   5.11c     TR, 17 feet   The Cave Area
Uncertainty Principle   5.11c     TR, 35 feet   Uncertainty Principle Area
Seminar Wall   5.11+     TR, 20 feet   Seminar Wall Area
Go With The Flow   5.11c/d     TR, 26 feet   Poison Oak Boulder Area
Hear My Train A Comin'   5.11c/d C1     Trad, Aid, 1 pitch, 35 feet   Hear My Train A Comin' Boul...
Driving South   5.11d     Trad, TR, 17 feet   Uncertainty Principle Area
Mother Superior   5.11d     Trad, TR, 22 feet   Mother Superior Boulder
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Featured Route For Mount Woodson
Hear My Train Acoming'

Hear My Train A Comin' 5.11c/d C1  CA : San Diego County : ... : Hear My Train A Comin' Boul...
This is an over hanging finger crack that widens as you climb. The first ten feet of this climb is the crux and great practise for over hanging aid. After the crux the climb backs off and the crack widens. If you want to learn aid climbing in relative safety this is a great climb to get started on....[more]   Browse More Classics in CA


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Just another Woodson boulder...©

Just another Woodson boulder...©

Long's Cracks view

Long's Cracks view


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By Adam Stackhouse
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From: Escondido, Ca
Jun 29, 2006

Taking a pair of hand pruners/loppers would be good idea to aid others

By Adam Stackhouse
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From: Escondido, Ca
Mar 16, 2007

http://www.westcoastroads.com/california/ca-067.html