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How the hell do you climb a splitter? 3/24 & 3/25

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Amanda Friedman · · Denver · Joined Sep 2013 · Points: 0

Hello future climbing partners!

I really want to take my first trip to Indian Creek. I’m an experienced east coast climber but I have no idea how to climb splitters. 

I can contribute a trad rack, camping equipment, snacks and enthusiasm. Would anyone be down to let me join their group or looking for a partner to clean routes? I hope to lead but I’m not really sure how that will go.

I’m coming from Denver so I would get in late Friday night and can climb all day Saturday and Sunday. 

mountainhick · · Black Hawk, Franktown, CO · Joined Mar 2009 · Points: 120

The creek this time of year is overrun with climbers and you will have no problem hooking up if you have a smile and can contribute gear in a group. With exceptions of some who have amassed heaps of cams, due to the nature of needing more cams than most climbers posess, people commonly climb in groups and share gear.

Josh Warfield · · Unknown Hometown · Joined Feb 2013 · Points: 130

The above is 100% true, but if you prefer having a plan in advance I'm down to climb and/or split a campsite with anyone who's psyched. Text me 231-519-0643.

Amanda Friedman · · Denver · Joined Sep 2013 · Points: 0

Hey! I think we met in EPC a few years ago. I was climbing with my ex boyfriend Phil, he hurt his heels and was using a skateboard to get around the campsite. 

I actually think I have friends heading down this weekend from Denver but I’m not sure what crag they are psyched on or where they are staying. I’m driving solo from Denver after work Friday. Are you meeting up with other people too? I’d like to meet up for sure, let me know your plans. 

Guideline #1: Don't be a jerk.

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