By Robin like the bird
From mountain center ,CA
Jul 21, 2011
| Just wondering what ya'll think?
black mountain or jtree is Number one for me
Tramway with a close second and would be first if you did not have to take the tram. | 
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By Chris D
From the couch
Jul 23, 2011
| Mt. Rubidoux, of course. |
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By Fat Dad
From Los Angeles, CA
Jul 25, 2011
| You mean it's not Stoney?! It would have to be either Josh or Black Mt. Horse Flats would rank much higher if it had more there. However, if you're giving any emphasis to crack climbing, Mt. Woodson would have to factor in. So many good, varied cracks down there it's simply ridiculous. I'd give my eyeteeth to have that area closer to home. |
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By Chris Owen
Administrator
From La Crescenta and Big Bear Lake
Aug 22, 2011
| Stoney Point....it's my favorite anyway. |
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By Chad_N
From SEKI, Ca
Aug 24, 2011
| Been to:
1. Jtree. 2. Stoney Pt. 3. Woodson 4. Santa Barbara. 5. Santee 6. Wagon Wheel. 7. Rubidoux
If I went to Black Mtn or the Tram, I think they would be good contenders for #1, more so Black Mtn since I like highballs. |
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By ron amick
From poway, ca
Sep 30, 2011
| Joshua Tree, Giant rock airport, Black Mtn, Mt Woodson, and if youre calling wagon wheel socal, add that, deadmans summit and the buttermilks... in no particular order |
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By Jonny Z
From Pacific Beach
Oct 12, 2011
| Rainbow!! If you know someone who can take you there. |
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By HarrisonE
Nov 7, 2011
| DOS CABEZAS!! You didn't hear this from me, but dos cabezas has the best non-established bouldering in San Diego county. Miles and miles of boulders.
Bring a wire brush and alot of tape! |
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By Robin like the bird
From mountain center ,CA
Nov 7, 2011
| HarrisonE wrote: DOS CABEZAS!! You didn't hear this from me, but dos cabezas has the best non-established bouldering in San Diego county. Miles and miles of boulders. Bring a wire brush and alot of tape!
Is this area down by the border, in the desert? |
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By HarrisonE
Nov 7, 2011
| Robin like the bird wrote: Is this area down by the border, in the desert?
Yup |
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By David Gershwin
From San Diego, CA.
Nov 8, 2011
| A lot has been done out at Dos Cabesas, I wouldn't consider it "non-established". Be cool out there because it is an archeologically-sensitive site. The ABDSP rangers have already closed down areas to vehicle travel and over-night camping due to careless behavior by climbers (i.e. building fires against boulders with native american pictographs, driving off of established roadways, and clearing out bases of climbs with shovels). The inclusion of this area in the SD county climbing guide was a bummer to many of us. Not to be too negative- have fun out there but be smart. |
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By plantmandan
From Brighton, Co
Nov 9, 2011
| McCain Valley deserves to be near the top of this list. |
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By Jeffeos
From CordryCorner
Nov 9, 2011
| Socal looks like social upon a glance. Today I decided that I'd bite the bullet and see where the best social bouldering is after seeing the thread limp along since late July; and all I learned is that it's all in California. Climbers elsewhere aren't social, I guess. |
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By RTM
Nov 10, 2011
| For the overall experience I'd say Joshua Tree. Tram has the best bouldering and rock, but the scene is like going to a climbing gym inside of Disneyland. |
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By HarrisonE
Mar 25, 2012
| Changed my mind, the new area 'Jasper Trail' is the best I've seen around SD. |
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By Fat Dad
From Los Angeles, CA
Mar 26, 2012
| RTM wrote: For the overall experience I'd say Joshua Tree. Tram has the best bouldering and rock, but the scene is like going to a climbing gym inside of Disneyland.
Are you saying that because of the tram ride or because it's become a scene? I was just wondering if, like Dr. Frankenstein, you feel like you've created a monster. |
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