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DescriptionIndian Rock is the largest rock in the Tahoe Basin. This 1,000 foot face, actually the Northwest face of Angora Peak, rises above Lily Lake. Three terraces devide the face. The Tahoe Wall, above the right side of the second terrace is 400 feet high. The Treasure Chest is a square wall, 300 feet high in the center of the face. I'm sure many new routes have been done since I was last there. 'White Lightning" 5.9, "Doolagooga Dihedral" 5.7, "Orange Marmalade" 5.10b, "Rare Gem" 5.10b, "Indirect Route", "Indian Head" 5.9, "Oid's Overhang" 5.9 and "Andy's Corner" 5.8. Getting ThereTake the Fallen Leaf Lake Road from Highway 89 approximately three miles north of the "Y" in SLT. Take the left fork of the road before crossing the bridge, to Lily Lake. Follow the Triangle/Tamerack Lakes Trail for one mile. Then do a talas death march to the cliff. Figure at least an hour. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Indian Rock:
"Not so direct" 5.9 A3 Trad, Aid, 10 pitches, 1100 feet, Grade IV
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"Not so direct" 5.9 A3 CA : Tahoe Vicinity : ... : Indian Rock
10 pitches through roofs corners and cracks, two hanging belays,bivy on upper tier starts left of indirect route by a few hundred feet up broken roofs to start....[more] Browse More Classics in CA
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