Type: | Trad, 45 ft (14 m) |
FA: | unknown |
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Shared By: | Lee Hansche on Mar 22, 2009 |
Admins: | Shirtless Mike, DrRockso RRG, Luke Cornejo, Billy Simek |
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Please DO NOT climb at GFNP (Roadside) without a daily permit per climber in the group. After a long closure, access to Roadside was made possible again in March 2015 under the name Graining Fork Nature Preserve. This access is contingent upon climbers being good stewards and obtaining a daily permit via the GFNP website. grainingfork.org/ For the sake of the access privilege it is imperative that climbers follow this rule and obtain the daily permit.
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In my opinion this route deserves much more respect... However if you dont like groveling in steep grooves you might be right to avoid it... For its style it is awesome... Though it is slightly marred by a bolt at the top, there is a bomber hand sized cam placement right next to the bolt so i saw no need to clip it...
To the left of Way Up Yonder wedge in to the corner and chimney, jam, and stem up to the Up Yonder anchor...
Gear is good with a little run out here and there...
Previously known as "Camel Toe Jockey"
To the left of Way Up Yonder wedge in to the corner and chimney, jam, and stem up to the Up Yonder anchor...
Gear is good with a little run out here and there...
Previously known as "Camel Toe Jockey"
Permit Required
***Climbers MUST NOT climb at GFNP without a daily permit per person in each group.*** This route is privately owned and requires a daily per-user permit obtained from the Graining Fork Nature Preserve website.
This isn't about just you getting away with climbing for a day without a permit--this is about the climbing community respecting private land to ensure continued access privileges. Don't be selfish--get a permit.
This isn't about just you getting away with climbing for a day without a permit--this is about the climbing community respecting private land to ensure continued access privileges. Don't be selfish--get a permit.
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