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Elevation: 243 ft 74 m
GPS: 47.65997, -122.33953
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Warning Access Issue: Climbing on manmade, public, or private structures is generally illegal. Get written permission from the owner or authorities beforehand or don't climb. Any postings here are for historical purposes only, and certainly not recommended. DetailsDrop down
Warning Access Issue: Climbing on manmade, public, or private structures is generally illegal. Get written permission from the owner or authorities beforehand or don't climb. Any postings here are for historical purposes only, and certainly not recommended. DetailsDrop down
Warning Access Issue: Climbing on public structures is highly discouraged, if not illegal. Definitely don't climb during school hours. DetailsDrop down

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Lincoln High School is a brick building built in 1907. It was closed in 1981 due to declining enrollment, but reopened in 2019. Climbing at Lincoln is like the UW's weird 2nd cousin. The type of brick offers hard, crimpy, but nevertheless classic routes. Please by mindful of the retirement community across the street.

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4400 Interlake Ave N, Seattle, WA. One block northwest of Wallingford Playfield.

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Blue is the protruding brick (not part of the boulder just there to help orient yourself). Yellow is intended as a foothold. Green represents the handholds (ignoring the foothold)
Blue is the protruding brick (not part of the b…
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