So I'm enjoying slab leads more and more everyday. I've been mostly climbing in Little Cottonwood Canyon and think that the rock is perfect for delicate slab movement and good routes.

ex:

S-Direct

I'm asking where else are there good slab leads?

not sure of anything in your area..

however, that route looks much more than dicey!

I think you are asking what other areas have slab climbing as good as LCC.

In the West, Tuolumne Meadows and Squamish stand out.

Closer to you, there is a little bit of slab climbing in West Sawtooth Canyon, near Ibex.

tuolumne meadows if you like bold climbing. Stifler's mom in little has a superb pitch of slab, two variations on the 5th pitch

Sounds like someone needs to make a trip to Suicide outside of LA. Impeccable rock, and nothing to hang onto! Great frictiony slab routes from 5.easy to 5.youmustneedmagictoclimbthis fun!

Also basically any othe granite climbing area should be full of slab climbs (Yosemite/Tuolumne, tahquitz, Joshua tree, heck there's even an area with 6-8 pitch granite slab routes outside of McCall Idaho).

Enjoy your slabbin!

anything besides reg route and lucky streaks on the Fairview dome in Tuolumne, Lumpy Ridge, CO and NC granite

J Tree - where 3 bolts on 80 feet of slab is considered more than adequate protection.

Darrington, WA

check out Cochise Stronghold in Southern AZ (e.g Warpaint )

The Reef down in the Swell

Stone Mountain NC

The Tooth in the Organs, NM

These are pretty cool -- but approach is a bear, involving a flight to the UK, etc.

www.mountainproject.com/v/beinn-trilleachan---etive-slabs/10>>>

Stone Mtn and Looking Glass were my intro to slabbing, mighty nice climbing. Would like to visit some of the other areas suggested but have to admit that for good slabbin in nice weather without anybody else around South Platte is hard to beat! Outside of Turkey Rocks and Devils head most of my trips to SPlatte we had the slabs entirely to ourselves. Finding the climbs can be a little difficult at times but it's a great place to climb in the fall and winter.


www.mountainproject.com/v/topographical-oceans/105758688
www.mountainproject.com/v/childhoods-end/105762645

Come to NC!

North east
Whitehorse and Chapel Pond. Rogers Rock if you don't mind a canoe approach and start.

Whitehorse in NH is one of my favorite areas:

www.mountainproject.com/v/the-slabs/105909571

There's lots of good stuff on the flatirons in Boulder, CO.

www.mountainproject.com/v/flatirons/105797700

There's some slabby stuff in nearby Boulder Canyon, as well as St. Vrain Canyon.

Elephant buttres, the bihedral... etc.

cheers.
-chris

www.mountainproject.com/v/slippery-slab/106033139

anything on super slab is the best you'll find in LCC besides this:

www.mountainproject.com/v/one-time-at-band-camp/105835900

LCC has the best slab I've climbed anywhere, no need to travel far to find great slab.

Northshore of Massachusetts

Rushmore and The Needles in South Dakota.

Whitehorse up in New Hampshire.

City of Rocks has some great slab routes, plus it's just an awesome place to visit.

South Platte in Colorado has a few that'll get your attention.

NH- whitehorse (easy) and cathedral (hard).. most places in NC and of course Tuolumne and Suicide.

this should should keep you busy for a few lifetimes