Best/Hardest OW in RRG
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Hey guys not sure if this is exactly the right forum for this post so I can post it in another as well. But I am headed to the Red River Gorge for about a week and I need to vent some suffering LOL so what would y'all say is the best/favorite and or the hardest OW in the Red River Gorge? Thanks Fyfe |
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Alex Fyfe wrote: The Inhibitor is a great time. Only one move of hard offwidth, but it counts! I'd like to think that I'm well-versed in that style of climbing, but I whipped on a #6 pulling out of the squeeze into the rattly fists. |
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F r i t z wrote: Radical thanks homie. Hopefully the road opens up a little bit before I'm out of there cuz wide roofs are kind of my favorite. |
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Burden of Dreams is siiiiicccckkkk |
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Yuk on Long Wall is brutal. https://www.mountainproject.com/route/105868048/yuk |
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I second yuk. Super good squeeze, pm me if you want gear beta, I worked my way up it a few times, never coming close to clean.. If the road opens up back to IC and .12 roofs arent your thing. Muscle beach was my favorite go to for #3+ sized cracks. Kinda a mix of deep hands/fists and ow technique for the feet. But they are all great out there. |
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Oh, 12s are your jam.. bring a bicycle and ride out to IC. I'm not sure where the closure is up to, but if it's at the split there past the bridge. You can get to pistol ridge. Crouching tiger and hidden dragon looked awesome. |
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Andrew C wrote: A friend of mine investigated during working hours and got shut down by Bubba Joe et al. He said it's closed at the first creek crossing, which is where the construction trailer is parked. |
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F r i t z wrote: Bubba and the gang strikes again.... I bet bubba doesnt work on the weekends, just saying |
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When doves cry |
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Hey guys i appreciate the responses. So the road to IC was still closed so while I was there I hoped on When doves cry, Yuk, and hidden dragon. All stellar rigs worth fighting through. Thanks again. |
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Any update on when the road to IC might be open? Was thinking about heading out there this weekend. Thanks! |
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David Smith wrote: Early 2022, according to forest service website. |