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Cruising on the Backbone Trail to the Corpse Wall..

Toilet Paper, Egg Shells, Cigarette Butts, Old Chalk Balls, ....all left by Thoughtless Clueless climbers.

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Carl Burdick

Sep 15, 2021

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I added missing routes. Benjamin, please verify and let me know if it needs corrections/changes.
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Thanks

A 360x180 I from the top of the wall.<br>
Interactive version here:<br>
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http://www.brandonriza.com/Tour/Crag/Tour.html

Bury Your Poop. Pack Out Your Paper.

Approach Trail Map<br>
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From the parking lot: Look out at the ocean then head up the trail to your right. Follow the trail and stay to the left of the water tank and keep going. The trail opens up and you'll see the no bikes sign (Blue Circle) and go right here. Follow it down past a mellow slab and then you'll see the wall on your left.

The Corpse Wall at Saddle Peak.

Nice evening at Saddle Peak - M. Bartosek photo

Sunset at Saddle Peak

The Corpse Wall from the approach trail.

Say What? You take an egg to the crag and just chuck the shell. Do you do that at the gym? Clean up after yourselves and pack it out!!

Fungi on the hike to Saddle Peak.

On the approach to Saddle Peak.

Big chances taking place on the approach to the Corpse Wall.

Saddle Peak, Corpse Wall routes.

Changes taking place on the approach to the Corpse Wall.

Routes from Left to Right

Wildflowers on the Backbone Trail to Saddle Peak.

A highliner showing their talents at Saddle Peak.

The latest guide service working the Corpse Wall.

$Well featured and fractured sandstone.$

Giant rock next to the wall. Looks like there is an anchor on top. Anyone have any info?

Big upgrades by the Las Virgenes Municipal Water District. Pass carefully on the ocean side of this active construction site.

Paragliding has became a "thing" from the bluff south of the Corpse Wall, in addition to hiking, climbing, illegal mountain biking, and illegal dog walking.

This is where you turn off the main approach trail. Go right.

Las Virgenes Water District water tank. Pass this on your right about 1/3 of the way in on the hike into Saddle Peak.

The Outsider Block at sunset.

Yet more signage on the trail to Corpse Wall.

Great Spring flowers in bloom at Saddle Peak.

Graffiti along the trail to Saddle Peak. Seems to be everywhere these days.

Hollywood takes over the parking area at Corpse Wall for a film shoot.

Cruising on the Backbone Trail to the Corpse Wall..

New signage on the approach.

Toilet Paper, Egg Shells, Cigarette Butts, Old Chalk Balls, ....all left by Thoughtless Clueless climbers.

Are you kidding me, people!!<br>
Leave your Toilet Paper and feces smears in the gym. If you have to go outside, bury it or pack it out!

You bring your dog to Stunt Ranch State Park and throw a bag full of its feces into the bushes. HOW OBTUSE CAN YOU BE??<br>
$240 fine for having your dog in the Park and $1,000 for littering. The dog is welcome, the misbehaving climber is not!

Making the proposal and tendering the ring high above the Corpse Wall.

Working the moves on Route #5

A little eight-legged creature greeting visitors to the Corpse Wall.

Parking Area nearest the Backbone Trail.

Development on the way to the Corpse Wall.

Climber generated litter at the base of the Corpse Wall.<br>

Sharing the parking area at the Corpse Wall during the August heat wave.

Tiff trying to escape the Zombie Apocalypse at Stunt Slabs.

Looking up routes 4 & 5.

From the parking area go up the dirt path by the phone pole

Muppet in the Mist - Maidy leading at Saddle Peak

Sunset climbing at Saddle Peak - photo by M. Bartosek.

Enjoying the day at Saddle Peak.

A cross erected at the base of the slab, to honor the poor guy that commited suicide at Saddle Peak. Just downhill from RIP Arete.

Wildflowers on the slopes adjacent to Saddle Peak.

Improvements to the Backbone Trail to the Corpse Wall.

A huge satellite choss block at Saddle Peak.

The end of another great day at Saddle Peak. Leaving the Saddle Peak Trail (part of the Backbone Trail System) and nearing the parking area.

Xenoliths.

A beautiful Dragonfly suspended by a spider's web above the Saddle Peak Trail.

Toproping RIP Arete.

On a clear day you can see the ocean and Santa Monica from the approach to Saddle Peak.

Flowers and mist along the trail.

Looking down from the anchor for routes 4,5,6 while TR soloing.

Towers on Saddle Peak. If you see these you've missed the turn off.

Photo of the edge of the slabs as seen from the trail hiking in.