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DescriptionIn general the crags on this side of the gorge are sunny, dry and have an earlier history than those of the South side. As a function of being climbed from an earlier date there are many more established routes on this side of the river than on the South side. This side of the gorge is a great place to come on a cool day, rainy day, shady day, morning, evening, or after soem rainy days. Getting ThereNorth Side of the gorge, across the bridge from Fayetteville.
Featured Route For North Side
Mellifluous 5.11a West Virginia : New River Gorge : Fern Point
Classic NRG route with good variety...crack (tips-fingers-hands), thin face/slab (crux), and steep flake (layback). Climb crack to vertical slot mid-route. Protect well, solve slabby crux and move up face to nice horizontal. Then, follow left-leaning crack and flake to top. Crux is brief, but technical, and requires some thought. Pro is good. ...[more] |