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View from the beach, and the start of "Man Overboard." Most of the routes start on the top of the large boulder in the center of the photo. Access the top by a short (8') 4th class climb on the southeast side.<br> <br> Even at the highest of tides, the top of the boulder remains dry, and clear of the waves. It's very exciting! <br>
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Current trail conditions. The light green is the original path, but a fortunate new green path avoids the one patch of poison oak on the hill. The lower red trail is a steep bramble with bad erosion. Keep heading down and touch the spruce tree.
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Evan Wisheropp
Nov 25, 2015
“View from the beach, and the start of "Man Overboard." Most of the routes start on the top of the large boulder in the center of the photo. Access the top by a short (8') 4th class climb on the southeast side.

Even at the highest of tides, the top of the boulder remains dry, and clear of the waves. It's very exciting!
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Current trail conditions. The light green is the original path, but a fortunate new green path avoids the one patch of poison oak on the hill. The lower red trail is a steep bramble with bad erosion. Keep heading down and touch the spruce tree.
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