This is very important to remember, and the rules associated with climbing here must be respected if it is to remain open to climbers. Due to recent vandalism, as of June 8th 2025 new memberships have been paused and rules have been updated:
- Club membership will cost $25 PER YEAR and will need to be renewed every year.
- Moving forward (as of June 8, 2025), all new memberships will expire annually, one year from the date of registration.
- Existing memberships are valid through the end of 2026. All existing members will need to purchase a new annual membership starting Jan. 1, 2027.
- All visitors to the Carver property will need to be Carver Climbing Club members, have a current membership (with QR code
- No hiking, nature walking, or Twilight-related sightseeing is allowed – even if a member. Rock climbing is the only approved – activity on the property.
- All Carver Climbing Club rules need to be policed by our members. We are at a pivotal point in maintaining access to this private property and we all need to contribute.
- It is your responsibility to stay up to date on the current rules, which are always available on the Carver Climbing Club website. Failure to know or adhere to the current rules threatens access for everyone.
- Permission to use the properties is still discretionary and can be withdrawn at any time, for any reason, by the property owners.
Respect the land owner's property, don't litter, don't add or remove any bolts without permission, etc. It would be a big loss to the Portland climbing community if Carver were to be closed to us so do your part to keep it open and accessible. For more information please visit
member.carverclimbingclub.org/.
Vancouver, WA
Portland, OR
For full credit I think you'd wanna traverse low, using only the bottom row of holds. Head left, match the sloper, and hit the high block's lip, then top out.
It's contrived, but I promise it's fun and challenging this way. To explain the contrivance, I've seen very old video/image of this route, and almost the whole thing used to be draped in moss and foliage, so it covered most of the nice slab holds. That might also explain why there's a V? For Pigeon. Jul 1, 2022
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