Jan's Face 5.7+
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The rope trails down to the right of center on Jan...
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Description The climb can run anywhere up the face of the rock. The quartz knobs are plentiful, but very slick and difficult to hold or stick a foot on.
Location Follow the Billy goat trail to the right and turn left at a small bridge (the approach trail is obvious). Making the left puts you at the base of the rock. Jane's Face is immediately after a chimney - it's not very far past the bridge/turn.
Protection Natural anchors at the top. Several trees and flakes are available. You'll need 40-50 ft of fixed rope and 20-30 ft webbing for anchors.
"Jan's Face". The rope was set-up a little too fa...
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By Timmamok From: Durango, CO Jun 30, 2009
| This is called Jans Face - Not Janes. Horst guide book is wrong (Named after Jan Conn I believe. Check the older Carderock guide book). |
By Peter Jackson From: Rumney, NH Aug 9, 2010
| Confirmed. This is called Jan's Face, named after Jan Conn. |
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