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Remember to fill out a wilderness permit, even if climbing for the day! MORE INFO >>> Permits can be acquired at the ranger station on the way to the boulders from the upper Tramway station. This information is a public crowdsourcing effort between the Access Fund, and Mountain Project. You should confirm closures, restrictions, and/or related dates. Keeping climbing areas open and conserving the climbing environment

Soul Shine (V10), Tramway

Description 

This large, open valley is comprised of several different areas - Shangri-La , The Dance Floor, The Beach, Boardwalk Area all of which sit close to one another and provide a wealth of quality problems.

Getting There 

Many approaches are possible depending where one is coming from but some of the popular ways include up Kung Fu Canyon, the Trailside area past Frank's Boulder or Gluttony or The Flash Gordon Area. All will get you to the southern end of the valley and take approximately 20 minutes or so.

The Classics

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Dancing Queen (aka The Cube) V5  CA : San Jacinto Mountains : ... : Abba Boulder (aka The Cube)

Sit start at a low flake, up holds on the arete to the sloping lip which is traversed slightly left before rocking over. The problem can be finished directly via a wicked mantle (V9) if the regular way isn't enough....[more]   Browse More Classics in CA

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A solitary pine in the Shangri-La Valley, Tramway