The Main Route WI3+
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Jon Jugenheimer leading The Main Route.
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One of the routes has access issues. MORE INFO >>>
YOU MUST get the landowner's permission to climb Quarry Monster. Dennis lives in the last trailer on the road heading into the quarry.
This information is a public crowdsourcing effort between the Access Fund,
and Mountain Project.
You should confirm closures, restrictions, and/or related dates.
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Keeping climbing areas open and conserving the climbing environment
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Description This route is the biggest drip located along the railroad tracks. Just watch out for the trains; they're loud and often.
Location From the parking area, walk north on the railroad tracks for about 5-10 minutes.
Protection Lead with screws or scramble up about 50 yards to the south of the route to gain top rope access.
BETA PHOTO: a view from the tracks
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Fun stuff on a brilliant day!
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BETA PHOTO: Main Router 1/20/2009 up close. I don't remeber w...
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Byran Kuhn Leading up the Main Route
2/9/2008
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Steve Tucker on the Main Route. 07 Feb '10.
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Steve with the passing train in the background. 07...
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Kate Muehling and Steve Tucker on Main Route. 7 Fe...
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One more of Steve. 10 out of 10 for proper posture...
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BETA PHOTO: Pretty good on 2/13/10
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Rhoads on the left side of the Main Route on 2/13/...
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BETA PHOTO: main route
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BETA PHOTO: main route
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Kate and Steve on Main Flow. March 2010.
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| Comments on The Main Route |
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By Trad Nanny
Feb 14, 2010
| I climbed the right side of the main route 2/14/10 and I left two slings with biners lower down than the other anchors in order to keep the ropes out of the mud up top. Enjoy! |
By Dylan Colon
From: Eugene, OR
Feb 14, 2010
| I was there with a few people today, found and used those slings to rappel down after top-roping. Not sure how we missed you. Were you there really early (we were there by 10:30, so not that early actually)? |
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