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Rabbit Rock 


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Administrators: Chris treggE, Tom Erickson
Submitted By: James M Schroeder on Sep 26, 2006

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Description 

This is another one of those wayside type deals. Not really sure if there are any established routes here, but there is definite possibility if not. Maybe 30ft tall at its best, but generally good rock. Stopped at the wayside last winter, and walked around the base with my girlfriend. We didn't have any gear so we didn't get on anything. Anybody know anything about this place?


Getting There 

Head towards hwy 13 on hwy 21. Go north on hwy 13, Rabbit Rock will be on your left in a few miles.



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By dlanglois
From: No Where Iowa
Nov 1, 2006

Rabbit rock is a crumbly choss pile not worth the effort to check out
If my memory serves me correct there is one area with some bouldering potential outside of that you’re better off visiting the other numerous mounds of the area

By Erik Olson
Nov 2, 2006

Rabbit rock is like one of dlanglois favorite climbs. He loves choss and loose rock. He just doesn't want you visiting his #1 climbing area.

By Peter Dodge
From: Duluth, MN
Mar 21, 2007

You can do some mediocre bouldering on the face that faces the parking lot (The wall in the picture), but some better bouldering is around the corner to the left of this face. Of what I can remember, The wall is pretty tall and pretty sloppy but overall pretty decent if you're stopping by.

By korbyn doucette
From: antigo,WI
May 24, 2007

I scrambled this pile with my gf last weekend. As far as a beautiful naturally ocurring formation rabbit is great, but there is negative climbing potential. The rock is so soft and crumbly you wipe sand off of it by touching it. You could probably etch your name in the face with a straw. So I guess if you are into falling and not climbing, this is the crag for you. Besides the graf it is very gorgeous, however, and well worth some studying/pics.

By Doug Hemken
Administrator
Aug 25, 2011

Fun scrambling up both summits ... but probably not worth taking gear for.