Type: TR, 70 ft (21 m)
FA: don't know
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Shared By: Gary Schmidt on Mar 3, 2003
Admins: Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC

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Amidst all the crud and loose rock that makes more for nice tourist views than safe rock climbing is this gem of a rock (the rock is somewhat orange in color). This rock is immediately west of the crack climb described in Gillett's book and just east of Half Pipe. Solid and varied is the name of the game. From one top rope anchor, one can pretty much choose the difficulty based on line. There is a bit of everything, so perhaps that is why "Practice Rock" is an appropriate name. Only thing you have to put up with, particularly in the summer is the constant traffic, and a few camera shutters going off. Have fun!

Protection Suggest change

There are two recent bolts set up and back above the climb. Approach via the gully just to the west and then do a somewhat exposed traverse across to the bolts. Long slings (in order to reach the main cliff) may be helpful depending on your anchor building style.

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