Grit Wall 

Thanks to creators of this area for your time and expense at putting it up. It is great to have a moderate training that is close enough for an evening crag session.

Many thanks for the work. Look forward to checking out the crag soon.

Thanks for putting up these routes. It's nice to have a "convenient crag" in GJ. Two comments about the directions - it's just beyond mile marker 148 and the third pullout on the right after the milepost is closest to the old road cut.

Yeah, these directions are very misleading. It's much closer to mile post 149 than 148 (if you tried to find mp 148 you'd have to go past Gateway). There are numerous pullouts in this area where you pull off the road parallel to traffic. The one for this area is more like an old dirt road going off at 90 deg. to the right. There is no "road cut" as in a hill side that has been cut away for road construction. Directly across from the pull out is an old road grade going up the hill on the south side of the road. If you walk east from the pullout, you will be walking away from it. I had hoped to get the mileage exactly from milepost 148, but by the time we wandered around almost a mile away based on the directions I didn't have time.

I'm glad to hear people are enjoying these climbs. I was surprised to see how much traffic there had been up to them in just a few months. Also, sorry about the directions. I have updated them based on your comments if anyone gets exact mileage let me know and I'll add that to the description.

Public Service Announcement:

DO NOT TOP ROPE DIRECTLY OFF THE FIXED GEAR!!! This is a popular area and the chain links are already showing signs of wear from people threading the rope through the chain links instead of toproping off their own gear and only rappelling off the chains. A lot of time, effort and money were put into bolting this area. Please respect that and do what you can to do the least amount of impact.

I am really shocked if people are actually TR-ing off the chains. Not only is that bad for the fixed gear, but it can't be very good for your rope either. It's probably better to rap, though, rather than lower, if that is the real problem.

Had a great day here. Very fun area with cool routes. Not really seeing any significant wear on the chains, but of course style points for TRing off your 'biners for sure.

Many thanks for the great bolting and all the work. We had a super day out taking my GF's mom for her b-day.

I normally boulder in Unaweep and wanted to mix it up today. This was a great area! An easy approach, great views, and good face/slabs to play on.

There is feces, with attendant white rose of TP, all kind of brought together with a flat rock half covering the bundle, just right of the right-most route. No attempt at burial. Also in attendance yesterday were a spent female sanitary pad and copious cigarette butts. Please don't mookie so close to the routes. Please try to bury it.