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What are the single most trafficed climbs in the country?
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Mike Brady wrote: Ryan is not exaggerating. I only live about two hours away from Smith and I for the most part refuse to go there because of the insanity.There are 1,500 routes at Smith... Morning Glory Wall has been a gong show every time I've been there but take a little stroll and I've always found something good free--especially if you're packing a rack. |
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Playing hooky in CCC. Bolted moderate multipitxh close to Denver means there is always a line on nice days. |
Mike Brady wrote: Ryan is not exaggerating. I only live about two hours away from Smith and I for the most part refuse to go there because of the insanity.Two words for you: Lower Gorge |
James Sledd wrote: There are 1,500 routes at Smith... Morning Glory Wall has been a gong show every time I've been there but take a little stroll and I've always found something good free--especially if you're packing a rack.The thread is about most traffic on a single climb, not how to avoid crowds. I never wait in line at Smith. |
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Some Gunks line |
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Another vote for 5 gallon buckets, it immediately came to mind when I saw the thread title. No multipitch on earth can compete and smith is truly a year round area, therefore trumping many others (doubting supercrack sees too many ascents in July or January) I watched a well known pro run up Buckets in tennies on January 2nd, and I can guarantee it gets gangbanged on weekends all summer long. |
Ryan Palo wrote: I never wait in line at Smith.Ryan, I suggest you bend this mantra for once and see if you can weasel a go on 5 gallon. I think you would do well on it. |
JoeGaribay wrote:How about Boulder 1 at Stoney Point in SoCal?  |
