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Lizard's Hangout

Submitted By: 5.10b4me on Apr 4, 2003
Administrators: Chris Miller, Adam Stackhouse
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Description 

This rock is non-descript, and is unappealing from the road. walk around to the opposite(southwest) side, and you will find several short, but fun looking routes. the routes range from 5.4 to 5.11c. you can park right in front of the rock.


Getting There 

this rock is the formation just northwest of Roadside Rocks, and north east of Mel's Diner.



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Climbers on Lizard's Hangout.<br />Photo by Blitzo.

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By Mike Morley
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From: Oakland, CA
Apr 5, 2003

Randy lists this rock under Lost Horse. The distinction between Lost Horse and Roadside Rocks has always been a little fuzzy in my mind.

By Tony Bubb
From: Boulder, CO
Jan 12, 2004

This 16M rock is a reasonable winter day hangout, having a climb or two in the sun at almost any given time of day. The stone here is mostly good and the S/SW face holds a majority of the routes. Some of the routes are jamcracks, others are thin edging or steep jugs. The ratings (mostly easy) the accessibility (easy to TR) and relative closeness to the road (3 min walk) combined with the sun will assure that you will not be alone here on the weekend, however, and may find yourself waiting to do a few lines. As well, the routes are very close together, so one TR might cover several potential lines.

To descend, scramble off South and slightly East to reach the base (3rd class). Take trad gear and a few runners. No bolts here.

Directions: Park at the roadside parking nearby the Roadside Rock, along Quail Springs Road (the main road through the park. This is just Northwest of the Lost Horse turnoff. Hike in on a reasonably obvious trail to the NE Face and go around the rock to start identifying with your Topo or descriptions.

By Adam Stackhouse
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From: Escondido, Ca
May 24, 2007

Two seconds from the road