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Easy slab route, between zones 1 and 2. There are two sets of anchors. I recommend using the lower set. There are a lot of loose rocks on the way to accessing the higher ones.
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Climbers trail entrance to Section 1, continue on trial past blue diamond & information signs until you see this Fallen Log Passage, trail leads to Crag.
Zone 2, mid way along the crag. The book lists multiple ratings for these routes, but this is what they felt like to us. There are three more routes lookers left of these two.
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John Barkhausen
Jul 17, 2018
“Easy slab route, between zones 1 and 2. There are two sets of anchors. I recommend using the lower set. There are a lot of loose rocks on the way to accessing the higher ones.”  

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Approach trail. The first wall is at the marker. The climbs are on the WNW aspect of the butte—various sources mark them elsewhere.
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Zone 1. This is the first area you pass as you walk in.
Trail to crag starts here off lake loop trail.
Climbers trail entrance to Section 1, continue on trial past blue diamond & information signs until you see this Fallen Log Passage, trail leads to Crag.
Easy slab route, between zones 1 and 2. There are two sets of anchors. I recommend using the lower set. There are a lot of loose rocks on the way to accessing the higher ones.
Zone 2, mid way along the crag. The book lists multiple ratings for these routes, but this is what they felt like to us. There are three more routes lookers left of these two.
Cheryl and Samwise returning to the lake trail from the crag
Access to crag - red line/arrow
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