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DescriptionReally good rock quality, pretty secluded, shaded in the evenings. Nice area, really pretty.Theres so much virgin rock, with most 80-100 feet. If you like really moderate to stout trad, check it out! Getting ThereFrom Birmingham, take Interstate 65 North all the way to Hwy. 278 in Cullman and go west to Double Springs. Take a right on 33 all the way to hwy 60 and take a left, go all the way past picnic area to the end of 60 and take a right; you will be on Forest Service Rd. 210. Go past Kinlock Falls area and continue to FS-203 and turn right. Follow FS-203 to FS-208, turn right and follow it all the way to the bridge; park before crossing the bridge. Hike across the bridge to trail head and take trail 206 for 2.6 miles to a large butress on the left. Follow the trail to the cliff line and go left following the cliff line, you will see the routes mentioned. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Bankhead Forest/Ship Rock:
Bubba V0-1 Boulder, 12 feet
Arrow Head V3-4 Boulder, 30 feet
Fuzzy Crack 5.7 Trad, 20 feet
Father and Son 5.8 Trad, 60 feet
Live To Climb Another Day 5.9- R Trad, 1 pitch, 50 feet
Cutting Teeth 5.10a Trad, Sport, TR, 1 pitch, 45 feet
"Stonyman" 5.12a Trad, Sport, 80 feet
Featured Route For Bankhead Forest/Ship Rock
Cutting Teeth 5.10a AL : Bankhead Forest/Ship Rock
follow obvious corner crack until it starts sweeping right to a ledge,fire straight up at this point through a blank section then left to the topout.great route...[more] Browse More Classics in AL
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