Elizabeth Furnace Climbing
| Elevation: | 1,000 ft | 305 m |
| GPS: |
38.94656, -78.30231 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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| Shared By: | franciscov Valenzuela on Nov 22, 2007 · Updates | |
| Admins: | Shawn Heath, Aaron Parlier |
Description
Elizabeth Furnace is divided into two sections. Buzzard Rocks and the Talking Headwall. Buzzard rock offers slab climbing with great exposure to the valley below. The Talking Headwall is at the base of the valley and offers big overhangs on friendly jugs. You're not going to find a lifetime of climbing at either crag but you can find some quality moderate routes in a beautiful setting.
If you want to take a break from climbing take a dip in Passage Creek. There are some great swimming holes and the cool water temps are great in the summer. There are hundreds of miles of hiking trails in the George Washington Forest. For the fishermen out there Passage creek is a stocked creek, and offers some great fly or bait fishing.
Don't forget to stop at Waterlick Grocery and show your support to the locals. The owner supports climbing and sells light gear. Anything you need to know about the Elizabeth Furnace/Fort Valley area can be found here. I've also heard the burritos are fantastic!
Guidebooks
Rakkup mobile guidebook is available on rakkup.com. Download the app and keep all your guidebooks handy. Once dowloaded, app requires no cell service to operate. See trails, beta, topos, and get gps waypoint navigation. rakkup.com/guidebooks/eliza…
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