The first East Facing Basalt wall downstream of the Chiflo formation. Across from flow station and cable.
Local lore places Mike Roybal, Doug Bridgers and possibly others climbing here in the past. I found a single Leeper Z pin loosely placed in a crack at head height in the cave area. I lifted it out and then replaced it, but couldn't find it on a return visit. We have seen no signs on the climbs we have done so far Except an old nut and oval bail binder on “Roybal’s nut”. It is entirely possible some of these lines were done by those hardmen back in the day but nothing was found at the rim. No walk off possibilities.
Teddy Malley
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[Hide Comment] Fun climbing and a beautiful spot, but the routes are not as sustained as at red tail and candy store and there was a lot more choss on the routes. Traffic will probably improve things, but the rock quality is just not as good it seemed. Grateful to have another beautiful spot to climb and explore though.
Mar 26, 2014
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