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South-East (upstream) side of rock. Hicks Road's guardrails and trail down is visible on the left. Top of rock is easily accessible on the right.
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Lower Guadalupe Rock
Entire rock from halfway up to the road. Left climbers are on Bolt Line, blue jacket climber is at the anchor for Right Crack.
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Adam Lugowski
Nov 13, 2020
“South-East (upstream) side of rock. Hicks Road's guardrails and trail down is visible on the left. Top of rock is easily accessible on the right.”  

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Me free soloing :)
Me on the traverse free solo
Lower Guadalupe Rock
South-East (upstream) side of rock. Hicks Road's guardrails and trail down is visible on the left. Top of rock is easily accessible on the right.
Entire rock from halfway up to the road. Left climbers are on Bolt Line, blue jacket climber is at the anchor for Right Crack.
You can belay from the rock on the far side of the creek from the rock for the middle or left hand routes (facing the face) . Fewer dry places to belay from on the right.
At the start in the middle of the rock.
Traverse Boulder problem (starts below left x on a semi submerged rock) and either finishes on second x or free solo and top out the mega highball 5.9(or any tr route) (v4 maybe if you finish up the hardest top rope problem)
Ratings for these routes (except the 5.7) come from rockclimbing.com. They seem accurate enough.