4-Search And Rescue Rock Climbing
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Elevation: | 7,360 ft |
GPS: |
37.77325, -119.12801 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
Page Views: | 1,616 total · 18/month |
Shared By: | kenr on Nov 4, 2016 |
Admins: | Aron Quiter, Euan Cameron, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes |
Description
Significant cliff in the low part of this crag.
The rock face is roughly 70-100 feet tall. Faces ENE.
Top-Roping: To access the top of this cliff scramble up around the right side. There are some trees on the broad ledge. The top of the main wall of this sector is lower than you might guess while hiking/scrambling up: class 3-4 if go the most direct way. Class 2-3 if first hike up higher and perhaps traverse farther south, then go down back northeast.
Name: for the Mono County Search and Rescue (SAR) team.
. . (previous name of this sector: The June Lake Loop has long been recognized as a little visit to Switzerland. "Bramois" is a quartzite crag in Switzerland. Pronounce "Bramois" using the French language of western Switzerland - roughly as ... brah-mwah).
warning: The rock in this sector has not been climbed much yet, and some of the rock is still breakable and loose -- so the belayer and other people should stand far away from underneath the climber.
The rock face is roughly 70-100 feet tall. Faces ENE.
Top-Roping: To access the top of this cliff scramble up around the right side. There are some trees on the broad ledge. The top of the main wall of this sector is lower than you might guess while hiking/scrambling up: class 3-4 if go the most direct way. Class 2-3 if first hike up higher and perhaps traverse farther south, then go down back northeast.
Name: for the Mono County Search and Rescue (SAR) team.
. . (previous name of this sector: The June Lake Loop has long been recognized as a little visit to Switzerland. "Bramois" is a quartzite crag in Switzerland. Pronounce "Bramois" using the French language of western Switzerland - roughly as ... brah-mwah).
warning: The rock in this sector has not been climbed much yet, and some of the rock is still breakable and loose -- so the belayer and other people should stand far away from underneath the climber.
Getting There
hiking approach: As of 2016 it's easier to park at the north end (especially if want to set up for top-roping), and first follow the instructions on the Silver Lake area description page for reaching northern left-hand sectors, especially sector 4. After the main junction below sector 7 Lewis at the foot of the Silverhorn peak, turn Left and go up hill, south past below a scrambling section, then downhill to the bottom of sector 4.
- - > See where on this overview Photo
- - > See Access scrambles + trails, and Anchor locations on this Photo
Sector 4 has the lowest base of any of the cliffs, so if you notice a lower rock face nearby, you are not at sector 4.
- - > See this Photo
Time + effort estimate: From north end of parking lot to the base of this sector is about +125 vertical feet over 0.2 mile distance (+40m over 0.28km), so typical range of hiking times 7-14 minutes.
GPS tracks for hiking/scrambling approaches -- view (or download) on
- - > this Map of the Silver Lake crag
- - > See where on this overview Photo
- - > See Access scrambles + trails, and Anchor locations on this Photo
Sector 4 has the lowest base of any of the cliffs, so if you notice a lower rock face nearby, you are not at sector 4.
- - > See this Photo
Time + effort estimate: From north end of parking lot to the base of this sector is about +125 vertical feet over 0.2 mile distance (+40m over 0.28km), so typical range of hiking times 7-14 minutes.
GPS tracks for hiking/scrambling approaches -- view (or download) on
- - > this Map of the Silver Lake crag
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