The Maximum Rock Climbing

You have the Minimum, and now you have The Maximum. Appropriately, The Maximum is located directly across from (and above) the Minimum. The routes climb up from a large ledge system that is about 60' up. The walls below the Maximum are called The Mini Max (between the Minimum and The Maximum).

Most of the routes are gently overhanging although many of them have a steep couple of moves leaving the ledge. There is a curve to the walls, but in general they get afternoon sun and lots of morning shade. In the popular summer months, you can climb shaded until mid day, and in the cooler months you can enjoy warm sun in the afternoon while folks down at the Minimum are freezing. The routes on the left side get more mid-morning sun.

The Maximum is a very unique and cool hang, perched up above the valley floor. But this height comes with some responsibilities that should be adhered to:
1) Be EXTREMELY careful not to drop or roll rocks off as there are both routes and trails directly below! We took great care to remove as many rocks as we could to reduce this risk, but there still are some rocks. Most were raked and blown off to prep the crag but its not perfectly clean.
2) The Maximum is NOT kid or dog friendly (or safe)! For the sake of climbers on the routes below, please do not attempt to bring your dogs.
3) There are no restrooms up there. It's a roomy, but confined rocky ledge. Plan before you go up.
4) Use the belay anchors which are installed at the base of most climbs.
5) Always stick clip at least the first bolt, if not the second (plus the belay anchor). Why risk slipping before clipping the first and taking you and your belayer over the edge for a long ride?
6) Again... Assume other climbers are beneath you!
7) Be smart and treat this elevated crag with the respect it deserves.