Type: | Sport, 100 ft (30 m) |
FA: | Tom Rangitsch |
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Shared By: | Tom Rangitsch on May 23, 2016 |
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Access Issue: Closed due to road conditions in the Spring; caching of gear
Details
There is a gate that is closed depending on the condition of the road to this crag. It will likely limit access to this cliff and the others in the Little Popo Agie canyon until at least the first of June every year. This severely limits the season as by mid June the temps get pretty hot. Local activists are collaborating with the Forest Service to try to find a long term access solution.
Also, gear caches are not allowed at Wolf Point. The Forest Service frowns upon stashed ropes and backpacks. There is a real danger of losing access to the crag if we cannot keep a low profile and practice good stewardship of the climbing resource.
Also beware of the large amount of rattle snakes.
Also, gear caches are not allowed at Wolf Point. The Forest Service frowns upon stashed ropes and backpacks. There is a real danger of losing access to the crag if we cannot keep a low profile and practice good stewardship of the climbing resource.
Also beware of the large amount of rattle snakes.
Description
Starts in the middle of the cave, up a shared start where about 8 or 9 routes begin. At bolt three, trend left following a seam with lie backs and jugs. You come to a roof at bolt 8 and continue on the right line of draws. The crux occurs here, followed by a total of six more draws to a two bolt anchor at about 100 feet.
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