UP, MN or WI - weekends throughout the summer

I live in northern WI. Closest climbing spot is Carney Crag. Looking for someone to climb with on some weekends over the summer. I’m happy to drive south to central/southern WI, to the UP or North Shore of MN. I started climbing last summer. I’ve climbed sport and top rope. Comfortable leading a 5.9 sport route. I don’t have ropes though. 

• I was thinking about doing some camping and climbing memorial day weekend. How busy does it get at Carney crag? I grew up in Norway so I'm familiar with the area. There are a few spots that I believe are not developed yet that I'd also like to check out. 

A bunch of folks from Chicago are heading to Governor Dodge 6/4 for the weekend. Mostly bouldering, but we're bringing our ropes/draws and anchor gear to see what sport/tr stuff is out there. All the campsites are full that weekend, but we could probably fit one or two more ppl at our sites.

Let me know the next time you are in the UP. I am based out of Marquette but would be interested in getting some local knowledge on Carney Crag! I'd be happy to drive there, Silver Mountain, or other places near Wisconsin. 

I comfortably lead 5.10+ on sport, and I have rope and gear. 

Any interest in devils lake? I frequently climb there, lead and top rope, and my usual partners wife is pregnant so I should probably plan for the inevitable. 

Any interest in devils lake? I frequently climb there, lead and top rope, and my usual partners wife is pregnant so I should probably plan for the inevitable. 

Im down for necedah, devils lake, and hillbilly hollow. Coming from madison, have random weekdays open too.

PMd

Nathan Bilthuiswrote:

Any interest in devils lake? I frequently climb there, lead and top rope, and my usual partners wife is pregnant so I should probably plan for the inevitable. 

I have not considered devils lake in the past because I haven't had trad gear. However, I just completed my trad rack the other day. 1-10 stoppers, .3-3 C4's. I'd be interested in heading over there to lead easy trad and follow up harder climbs! 

If you never been to the lake the quartzite takes some getting used to, but it is genuinely enjoyable. Pm me if you’d like.