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Early morning light casts a shadow of 7mile rock on the clear-cuts and road below. For those that climbed here 8+ years ago, the amount of trees harvested is stunning.
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New approach to 7 Mile. Park at the pull out under the crag. Cross the road and follow the trail through the clear cut to the base of the Crag. Follow the pink flags. You'll be standing under Sundeck Direct and the Poopdeck when you arrive at the crag.
new view of 7 Mile Rock from FSrd-17 after a clear cut
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Kyle Elliott
Jun 17, 2021
“Early morning light casts a shadow of 7mile rock on the clear-cuts and road below. For those that climbed here 8+ years ago, the amount of trees harvested is stunning.”  

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New approach to 7 Mile. Park at the pull out under the crag. Cross the road and follow the trail through the clear cut to the base of the Crag. Follow the pink flags. You'll be standing under Sundeck Direct and the Poopdeck when you arrive at the crag.
Early morning light casts a shadow of 7mile rock on the clear-cuts and road below. For those that climbed here 8+ years ago, the amount of trees harvested is stunning.
new view of 7 Mile Rock from FSrd-17 after a clear cut
Slippter Slab is the furthest batch of climbs from the start of the trail (for now) and is identified by the corner Nosferatu reached by using a handline to a nice little perch. Almost all routes at 7 mile require some gear and its nice to have 0, 00 metoilus sized pieces on many of them. There are quite a few fun pitches to climb here now (5.7 to 5.12-) so check it out and enjoy!