Gary, leading low on the route.

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Gary, leading low on the route.

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Michael McKay enjoys perfect slab climbing near the top of Walk on the Wild Side.

Saddle Rocks showing Walk On The Wild Side

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Rodger Raubach

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“Gary, leading low on the route.”

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Topo with rappel route for Walk On the Wild Side.<br>
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The reality is that there will almost always be another party behind you on the route, so the opportunity to rappel directly down the route is nearly nonexistent. Instead, rappel left of the route.<br>
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From the top, make a long, 2-rope rappel down the plumb line. Approximately 190 feet down is a newish anchor (Rawl-style bolts) with rappel rings. This newer anchor is a little hard to see. Beware of the very easily spotted rap-anchor that consists of 2 1/4" button heads (the better anchor is down & left). Make one more rappel with 2 ropes to the ground.

the upper slabs

Walk on the WRONG Side! <br>
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This is Park Service beta posted on a sign in the parking lot... with my approximate corrections.

Clare ending the day right on Walk on the Wild sides last pitch.
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Photo: Logan Dop

Beth leading pitch 1 after I backed off the lead. So proud of her. :-)

"Walk On The Wild Side".<br>
Photo by Blitzo.

Mister Erik Wolfe on "Walk on the Wild Side"

Cedar on shit list day. Jan 23, 2020

Unknown climbers 2-13-10 early afternoon.

Unknown climbers 2-13-10 early afternoon.

The view from the top!

On the approach to Saddle Rocks

Topo To Walk On The Wild Side.

FINALLY found a good placement for the Wild Country Barbie Cam

Western bolting... Great Route!!!!!!

View from top of pitch 3 with decent chains visible on the left.

Mike scanning the slab above for his next clip.

Start here!

Jeff Sewell on first pitch, Winter 2009.

Dalton forgot his helmet

Snobby face of the Walk on the Wild Side. View from the approach trail.

View from the top: spectacular! There is a great "napping" ledge one could doze on all day IF the climb weren't so popular.

Walk on the Wild Side <br>

1st pitch

Enjoying a sunset on the couch at the top.

Looking down the winding 1st Pitch.

Christa Cline near the top of the first pitch.

Christa Cline surveying the next move near the top of the first pitch.

Sitting on the "patio" at the top.

Looking up on the first pitch. The first bolt had a quik link on it. January 2008.

Dalton and Kappy finishing the 3rd pitch

Anne is lower on the final pitch of the climb...

Looking up from about 50' right of the start

The rap on WWS

Snider taking a sunset "Walk"

Climbing Walk on the Wild Side just before sunset. This is near the top of the first pitch.

Rappel from top of 3rd pitch.

Michael McKay enjoys perfect slab climbing near the top of Walk on the Wild Side.

Gary, leading low on the route.

Saddle Rocks showing Walk On The Wild Side

Sean takes off on P2. Walk on the Wild Side. <br>
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Photo: Corey Gargano

Climbing 1st pitch. Top climber is at 1st belay anchors.

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