By johnnyrig Oct 10, 2012
| Anyone know any existing routes near Jarbidge? |  FLAG |
By oldfattradguuy Oct 10, 2012
| Good news, tons of volcanics, bad news all choss.I scoped a lot out 20+ years ago and spent 2 weeks in the area this fall. You might want to find some boaters for reports on the river canyons to the north. Note: did not revisit the area near the town of jarbidge this fall but do not remember seeing anything great years ago when I was actively exploring northern nv for routes. Stick to the rubies..... |  FLAG |
By johnnyrig Oct 10, 2012
| Yeah, the Rubies look fantastic. Unfortunately, that's not where I drew. There is some steep rock where I'm going, I've seen it once. That's why I'm bringing gear. Just such a rare thing to find known routes so far from a freeway I thought I'd pose the question. Even in choss country there's bound to be something worth exploring. |  FLAG |
By Laine From Reno, NV Oct 10, 2012
| I took these photos Sept of last year on the dirt road near Jarbidge. A 5 min stroll uphill gets you to the base. There was a lot of loose rock on the exterior but it appears it might clean up nicely. I didn't see any established routes. All the other rock I saw in the area was choss.
| cliff right off roadside Submitted By: Laine on Oct 10, 2012
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| roofy section Submitted By: Laine on Oct 10, 2012
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By johnnyrig Oct 10, 2012
| That looks promising. I'll be southeast. Not in Jarbidge proper. Also not really a climbing trip, just dragging a rope along. |  FLAG |
By Laine From Reno, NV Oct 10, 2012
| Yea, you'd probably need to pull out the Bosch for this endeavor |  FLAG |
By johnnyrig Oct 15, 2012
| Mostly looks like volcanic choss; but there maybe a route up there somewhere.
| north of Elko Submitted By: johnnyrig on Oct 15, 2012
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By Patrick Mulligan Oct 15, 2012
| | Large Cliff 5 minutes above road near Copper Valley (15m south of jarbidge on the Jarbidge Deeth road) Submitted By: Patrick Mulligan on Oct 15, 2012
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| More Rock on a cliff 400 yards to the south - looks to be same cliff photographed from below by the other poster. Submitted By: Patrick Mulligan on Oct 15, 2012
| Upon closer inspection, this rock looked like it would clean up well. I was there just last weekend and looked up close both from bottom and the top. That said, It would take some cleaning with a crowbar and a Bosch. I found the rock very similar to some of the stuff north of Reno on 395. It's really remote, but I think it could be interesting and plan to make a recon trip there at some point. The lack of scree, evident rock fall and the hardness and good bonding of the exposed rock on top all pointed to great climbing potential. |  FLAG |
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