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Nickel Dome

Submitted By: Leo Paik on Nov 11, 2005
Administrators: Ben Mottinger, Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monomaniac
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BETA PHOTO: Left Side of Nickel Dome


Description 

This particular smaller rock lies to the R of Wall of Winter Warmth (obvious taller crag in the area) and up & L of Chrome Dome. It is across the stream from Plotinus on a hillside with various enticing rocks. There at least 2 bolted lines from the 2000s here. This entry was made to help organize the Lower Dream Canyon area.

L->R:

A. Eye Opener, 11-, 1p, 60', bolts & gear.
B. Bob The Builder, 11-, 1p, 60', bolts.
C. Oversleeping, 10-, 1p, 80', bolts.
D. King Slopers, 11, 1p, bolts.
E. Engineering Marvel, 11, 1p, 40', bolts.


Getting There 

Refer to directions noted in the Lower Dream Canyon. Park at Boulder Falls, hike up to the hole up & L of the Falls, drop down to water level. There are single bolts set for an exciting Tyrolean but it may be best to climb during low water of fall, winter, or early spring when you can hop across on boulders or wade more manageable currents. The access trail is faint and less obvious during greener times of the year.


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Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Nickel Dome:
Oversleeping   5.10a     Trad, Sport, 1 pitch, 80 feet   
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BETA PHOTO: Right Side of Nickel Dome

Upper and Lower Dream Canyon<br /><br />Modified from original by Vaino Kodas.

BETA PHOTO: Upper and Lower Dream Canyon

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By Jason Haas
From: Westminster, CO
Nov 13, 2008

  • *IMPORTANT ACCESS INFO**

This is on private land and is closed to climbing. No tresspassing signs abound.