Type: | Trad, Sport, 130 ft (39 m) |
FA: | Matthew Fienup & Romain Wacziarg (February 2009) |
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Shared By: | Matthew Fienup on Feb 4, 2009 |
Admins: | andy patterson, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes |
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Access Issue: Hwy 33 Road Closure
Details
Check Caltrans ( roads.dot.ca.gov/) for up-to-date closure information.
Description
Varied climbing through three tiers of rock on the tallest part of the wall.
The route starts with steep face climbing on positive holds (5.8+) on rock that is strangely reminiscent of San Ysidro. Upon reaching a ledge atop the first tier, the route follows blocks up and slightly right, in the direction of an obvious overhang. The route then follows positive holds up to the roof. A devilish mantel leads to easy slab-climbing.
The route ends on a wide, grassy ledge in what feels like a rocky amphitheater--the position is excellent.
The route can be rappelled with 2 ropes.
The route starts with steep face climbing on positive holds (5.8+) on rock that is strangely reminiscent of San Ysidro. Upon reaching a ledge atop the first tier, the route follows blocks up and slightly right, in the direction of an obvious overhang. The route then follows positive holds up to the roof. A devilish mantel leads to easy slab-climbing.
The route ends on a wide, grassy ledge in what feels like a rocky amphitheater--the position is excellent.
The route can be rappelled with 2 ropes.
Location
The routes starts in a gully next to the road, on the right hand side of the crag. Click here for location.
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