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South Face 

South Face 

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Type: Trad, 1 pitch, 60 feet
Consensus: 5.6 [details]
FA: unknown 1968
Season: year round
Submitted By: Rick Shull on Oct 23, 2006

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Description 

Clean face with horizontal and diagonal cracks. Though most often toproped, this climb is easily protectable and is a fun lead on excellent rock.


Location 

The South Face route is located just to the left of the summit stairs. Walk off.


Protection 

Small to medium cams. 2 bolt anchor.



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The south face as seen from the base of the climb.

BETA PHOTO: The south face as seen from the base of the climb.

South Face (5.6) of Ceremonial Rock in Patricks Point State Park, Cali. Fun TR on cool, moist rock--- crazy that moss grows everywhere except the holds!

BETA PHOTO: South Face (5.6) of Ceremonial Rock in Patricks Po...

Last couple of moves to the nice 2-bolt anchor (easily reached from the stairway). Thin and thoughtful for beginning climbers.

BETA PHOTO: Last couple of moves to the nice 2-bolt anchor (ea...