Type: Boulder, 8 ft (2 m)
GPS: 44.16454, -88.28684
FA: unknown
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Shared By: korbyn doucette on May 23, 2007
Admins: Doug Hemken, James Schroeder, chris tregge, Ben Strobel, Kyle Harding
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Warning Access Issue: Parts of High Cliff are included in the DNR's State Natural Area program so please respect that and do not climb with ropes in areas that are signed as State Natural Areas. BOULDERING IS ALLOWED EVERYWHERE. DetailsDrop down

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This is an easy problem that is good for warming up your heel hooking prowess. Two jugs for a start and two feet under the "roof" lead to a right heel hook. From there two bomber wrap arounds on a block right in front of your face occupy your hands. From the wraps there are a few nice holds to the top, like I said, easy.

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Take the stairs to the normal problems (calm, local, etc.) but head right along the face for a few minutes. The route is found about 10 feet from a grouping of 4 trees right next to the rock face.

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sloped landing with various debris = a pad

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This is an intense photo for such a short route.
This is an intense photo for such a short route.
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Fancy footwork.
Fancy footwork.
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Poop?
Poop?
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Warmin' it up.
Warmin' it up.
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