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Sap Drop

Name: Sap Drop
Rating: 1.0

V1 YDS 5 Font

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Type:	Boulder, 15 ft (5 m)
GPS:	33.79066, -117.14899
FA:	Tree
Page Views:	686 total · 6/month
Shared By:	Tree Panattoni on Mar 24, 2017
Admins:	C Miller, Euan Cameron, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes, Salamanizer Ski Page Updates (admin only)

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Access Issue:

** Main access to this area is through private property, be courteous and don't do anything to draw attention to yourself ***

Details

** There is a church at the base/ start of McIntrye Rd with signs of no trespassing. They do not own all of the land in the area and various other access points to the area, but please be courteous and try to avoid something that would cause a closure of the gate to the main access point of MckIntrye Rd.The main issue in the area is illegal dumping, so just don't show up in a dump truck and your fine. 4wd/Awd is advised if possible for access to the area.

Description

Flake. Mossy towards the top on the left side. Down climb is the large crack which identifies this boulder.

Location

(THERE IS NO PRIVATE PROPERTY TO WORRY ABOUT IN THIS AREA, DISREGARD THE OTHER WARNING) From the top of the steep S curve on the road in, walk West on the offroad trail that is to the south side of the huge boulder next to the road for about 70 feet. Hang a right and walk to the West facing side of a very large boulder which is cracked in two with some bits of rope hanging from where they meet at the top. The flake is on the Northwest side of this boulder.