People not giving a F$%k about wet rock. Wall Street, Moab

grug gwrote:

I'm not joking - how do we get some signs on Wall Street?

Get trail mix involved and have the trail ambassadors there during the day giving the lecture. 

budmanwrote:

Get trail mix involved and have the trail ambassadors there during the day giving the lecture. 

What is trail mix?

grug gwrote:

What is trail mix?

They work with the BLM and such with establishing trails as well as maintenance and such.  They actually get paid and funding I believe. They have trail ambassadors that go around to the crags and interact with the people who are doing their thing whatever it might be.  After 25 years in Moab I don't climb at wall street anymore.  I drove down Potash Road on Sunday for a drive and just looked the other way, it pains me to see all the A-Holes climbing after the rain.  Don't climb on sandstone after it rains is in every guidebook about Moab, at the climb shops, on Mtn Proj, and at many of the trail heads. Trailmix was responsible for the signage at the Ice Cream Parlor and at Takeout Beach.

A) Are there any holds small enough to break at Wall Street?  

2) How do we choose who sets new routes there?

Stileswrote:

A) Are there any holds small enough to break at Wall Street?  

No, they all broke off when they were wet.  Did you read the thread?

The routesetter sets the routes!

Wait till you top out on a Wall St. route and see the Kane Creek Development on the other side of the river...

James Xuwrote:

Wait till you top out on a Wall St. route and see the Kane Creek Development on the other side of the river...

Is that moving forward?  If so that’s a bummer.