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Work and Play Area

Submitted By: darth jables on Apr 24, 2009
Administrators: Ben Mottinger, Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monomaniac
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Description 

This area is located just north of the Sisters trail switchbacks on the east side of the hill, just below the sisters. There is a good selection of fun problems in this area including 'Child's Play'. This area actually gets some good shade throughout the day and is a worthwhile outing.


Getting There 

Take the Sister's trail from the east parking lot for about 1/2 mile until it starts to switchback up the hill south of the Three Sisters. Halfway up the hill, cut north to the east side of the Three Sisters and it is on the hill just below the formation.


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Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Work and Play Area:
Guiding Light A.K.A Round Up   V3-4     Boulder, 15 feet   
Child's Play   V6-7     Boulder, 10 feet   
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By Luke Childers
From: Denver
May 21, 2009

Hey Darth,
I did this problem around the fall of 2000. It's a great line. It's really a one move wonder but worth the effort. I think I made the F.A. on this one, but it's hard to say. It was very dirty for sure. By the way - it was called Child's Play because my last name is Childers. Get it.... My friend Jim gave the line that name after our ascent of it. I felt it was more like V6? But after more cleaning and more travel who's to say. Thanks.

Luke Childers