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Boulder just west of Gibraltar rock.

Description 

Granite Rock, some of it bomber, some of it I wouldn't wish upon my enemies. It seems to be really hit and miss.

Several bolted and trad routes, Gibralter Rock is sunny most of the day, the wall south of it has several good climbs and stays shaded until about 2pm.

There is no camping in the canyon, but there are pit toilets and picnic tables.

Bring your bouldering pad, you could spend all day exploring the boulders in the canyon.

Also watch out for the horse people, they don't seem to be too appreciative of climbers and can be rather rude.


Getting There 

About 4 miles south of Electric City, past Roadside Rock. Take a left (east) at the sign for Northrup Canyon. Follow the dirt road to the area labeled "Equestrian Parking".


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Gibralter Rocks:
Juggoslavia   5.9 PG13     Sport, 1 pitch, 50 feet   
How Homer Got His Groove   5.10+     Sport   
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Ruth on the boulder next to the road in Northrup Canyon.

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By Andrew Shoemaker
From: Garden Valley, ID
Jul 25, 2011

Please seperate Gibraltar Rocks into East and West so they can be organized as such.