Where are the crowds going to be this weekend?
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Where is everyone going for the long weekend? |
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Gunks will be a zoo most definitely |
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I'm heading to Moab/IC and I predict some craziness - depends on how many green plates (colorado) people are headed over. |
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I expect the platte outside of Staunton/Turkey to have upwards of 30 climbers this weekend which likely breaks some sort of attendance record |
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Tal Mwrote: 30 doesn't sound like that many people at an area? Is this a single rock/route that will have 30? |
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A beautiful granite dome outside San Diego that no one knows about and is absolutely the best thing in known human existence, just kidding, I am going to climb some choss! The concept that proximity dictates entitlement is laughable. |
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grug gwrote: |
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grug gwrote: Unless you are Navajo or Mormon you are not more entitled to it then anyone else |
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grug gwrote: No that’s 30 people over about a 200sqmi area |
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What about dogs? Where are all the dogs going? |
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Will C wrote: Are the Ute? |
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ken gibsonwrote: To lay on my crashpads right when I start climbing |
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I’m expecting low crowds on my homewall but that’s because I didn’t invite anyone. |
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Bryanwrote: On my way! |
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grug gwrote: Didn’t you move from CO to UT? If so you’re technically green turncoat. I thought SLC is the bees knees - no crowds, no traffic, easy access, bountiful world class climbing (although recent fatalities from rockfall are making me think otherwise). Why drive 5 hours when you got all this at your doorstep? |





