Type: Boulder
GPS: 34.63912, -119.32692
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Shared By: Davi Rivas on Aug 2, 2010
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Match hands then shoot straight up for the knob. Careful, its sharp up there. Be prepared to invest some skin till you get it wired. Not really a true dyno for the tall folk, more like a big dynamic lunge.

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Crash pad, spot. Nice and flat, just mind the rock and tree.

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From the parking area, walk up the hill on the right hand trail, which runs right into the Sunkissed boulder. From left to right, if your facing up hill are Mammoth of Wrath, Juan Carlo Dyno and the crack is called Sunkissed. Lelah's Traverse starts in the crack ans ends near Juan Carlo. Around the corner to the right of the arete is Reese's Route. Crack of Nonsense is the dominant feature on the boulders west face. The face to the right of the crack is called Red Sea.
There is a fun un-named route left of the tree that gos V0, V1 SDS.
Picnic Area, Pine Mtn.

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Juan Carlo Dyno. Not really a true dyno for me,(6ft tall, ape+4) more like a dynamic lunge. Still kind of fun.
Juan Carlo Dyno. Not really a true dyno for me,…
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