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BETA PHOTO: The easy scramble to gain the top/get down.

Description 

This was one of the first boulders that I ever climbed in the canyon. Most of the lines on Two Pin are easy making it a great place to take beginners. Though you could climb it as a high-ball, Two Pin is much better when top roped from the bolt on the top.

The rock on the faces of Two Pin is generally pretty good, though the side facing the road is a bit chossy.

Getting There 

Drive a short way down the road from the main boulder gardens parking area. Continue until you reach a pull out across from a giant boulder with a tree on top of it on your left. This is Two Pin. Hike up the easy trail to the base of the boulder. The approach from the road should take just a minute or two.

To get to the top of Two Pin to set up a top rope hike around to the back side of the boulder and climb up the short easy section to the top.

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BETA PHOTO: The big bolt on top. To use it, slide the washer t...

BETA PHOTO: Two easy routes on Two Pin