By Rick Shull
Administrator
From Arcata, CA & Dyer,NV
Aug 10, 2007
| Let's hear it. What area in the U.S. do you recommend for the biggest concentration of thuggy, big-move routes. No crimps, just straight up, keep it movin' or pump out kind of stuff. | 
FLAG |
By Eddie Avallone
From Lewisburg, WV
Aug 10, 2007
| The Red River Gorge, hands down. Thousands of jug hauls. |
FLAG |
By ropeless420
From evergreen , co.
Aug 10, 2007
| priest draw in flagstaff az. just steep powerful pocket pullin. |
FLAG |
By saxfiend
Administrator
From Decatur, GA
Aug 10, 2007
| rickd wrote: Stone Mountain NC?
hahaha!!
JL |
FLAG |
By Brian in SLC
From Salt Lake City, UT
Aug 10, 2007
| rickd wrote: Stone Mountain NC?
That's funny. But, how 'bout Moores Wall?
I'd ditto RRG. HCR in Arkansas too. |
FLAG |
By Dave-o
From Boulder,CO
Aug 10, 2007
| Rifle Colorado |
FLAG |
By Jeff Mekolites
From HOTlanta, GA
Aug 10, 2007
| Red River Gorge..."the biggest holds you'll ever fall off of" |
FLAG |
By Brian in SLC
From Salt Lake City, UT
Aug 10, 2007
| Jeff Mekolites wrote: Red River Gorge..."the biggest holds you'll ever fall off of"
Yep.
| One move wonder on Creature Feature. Great route!
Submitted By: Brian in SLC on Aug 10, 2007
|
| Matt gets some on Creep Show.
Submitted By: Brian in SLC on Aug 10, 2007
|
| Keith on the Re-animator. Steep start!
Submitted By: Brian in SLC on Aug 10, 2007
| |
FLAG |
By Ladd Raine
Administrator
From Plymouth, NH
Aug 13, 2007
| Red River Gorge, no doubt.
| Steep, pocketed jug haul abound...
Submitted By: Ladd Raine on Aug 13, 2007
|
| Nuria taking one of the cleanest falls ever
Submitted By: Ladd Raine on Aug 13, 2007
| |
FLAG |
By Ladd Raine
Administrator
From Plymouth, NH
Aug 13, 2007
| ropeless420 wrote: priest draw in flagstaff az. just steep powerful pocket pullin.
| Making moves
Submitted By: Ladd Raine on Jun 1, 2007
| |
FLAG |
By Nick Stayner
From The Magic City
Aug 13, 2007
| For trad climbing:
Hawksbill Mountain, NC
Shortoff Mountain, NC
Gargantuon horizontals every few feet!
No pics, maybe somebody else can post them up? |
FLAG |
By Tico
Aug 13, 2007
| I'm kind of surprised nobody's mentioned the Gunks, although routes there tend to be at about 5.10, and not too many jugs on the .11's. Still, not too many places where you can have overhanging 5.4. |
FLAG |
By scoTt Millbern
From Langenfeld, Germany
Aug 13, 2007
| Nick Stayner wrote: For trad climbing: Hawksbill Mountain, NC Shortoff Mountain, NC Gargantuon horizontals every few feet! No pics, maybe somebody else can post them up?
Hawksbill eh? Hmm.. how is it climbing there this time of year? Heading to Table Rock this weekend, might have to make a stop.
Is there anything in the 5.8-5.9 range there? Current book shows little (not surprisingly)
I have been really jonesing for the sweet jugs of Stone Mtn, but persons better than me have been keeping me away this summer. Can't wait till cooler weather!
scoTt |
FLAG |
By Nick Stayner
From The Magic City
Aug 13, 2007
| Not much in the 5.8/9 range at Hawksbill. It does have a nice northern exposure, so the temps are doable this time of year. |
FLAG |
By JacobD
From Flagstaff, AZ
Aug 13, 2007
| Dierkies lake in Idaho, supposedly has the steepest 5.10 in the country |
FLAG |
|
RSS Feed
