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Owing Homage Bouldering

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Elevation:	1,600 ft	488 m
GPS:	33.78267, -117.12913 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Shared By:	karl schmidt on Aug 5, 2014
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Access Issue:

** Main access to this area is through private property, be courteous and don't do anything to draw attention to yourself ***

Details

** There is a church at the base/ start of McIntrye Rd with signs of no trespassing. They do not own all of the land in the area and various other access points to the area, but please be courteous and try to avoid something that would cause a closure of the gate to the main access point of MckIntrye Rd.The main issue in the area is illegal dumping, so just don't show up in a dump truck and your fine. 4wd/Awd is advised if possible for access to the area.

Access Issue: Access by driving through private property, please be curious Details

There is a church at the base/ start of McIntrye Rd with signs of no trespassing. They do not own all of the land and various other access points to the area

Description

Sam Owing was one of the first known climbers to venture into the flats, thusly the name.

The area North of the High Voltage area that encompasses many high quality boulders in a nicely spred out area and routes such the classic "Worlds Best Thin Crack".

Side note- please respect the property that is fenced in even though there are many amazing looking lines within the property bounds.

Getting There

Before the dirt road curves approaching the intersection with the fenced property on your right there is a 1 lane road to your right that looks less traveled and definitely requires 4wd. Just after that road there is a pull out on your right with a big boulder split in two, 100 ft up hill on your right (south). Parking here is recommend for the area.