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| Type: | Trad, 180 ft (55 m), 2 pitches |
| GPS: | 38.67876, -105.21136 |
| FA: | Sam Tyler and Casey O’Brien, August 2016 |
| Page Views: | 656 total · 8/month |
| Shared By: | Sam T on Aug 20, 2019 |
| Admins: | Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC |
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Access Issue: Private Property - be aware & respectful
Details
There is a strip of private land running up the southern shoulder of this feature. Please only access from below to avoid any potential conflicts.
Update: per Daniel Dunn, Stewardship Manager, Boulder Climbing Community ((803) 443-8822): this crag is on private property. The landowners are aware of the climbing on their property and continue to allow access for rock climbers. It is critical for long term access that everyone who climbs here is respectful and does their part to keep the crag in good shape. For more information on how to be a good steward, check out the Climber's Pact from Access Fund.
Update: per Daniel Dunn, Stewardship Manager, Boulder Climbing Community ((803) 443-8822): this crag is on private property. The landowners are aware of the climbing on their property and continue to allow access for rock climbers. It is critical for long term access that everyone who climbs here is respectful and does their part to keep the crag in good shape. For more information on how to be a good steward, check out the Climber's Pact from Access Fund.
Description
This route follows the parallel ski track cracks through a black streak in the center of the wall. From the base of the cracks and stem, jam and layback your way to the top. Both cracks eat up hand-sized gear. It will climb really well if it gets more traffic to clear the lichen up. There is a two bolt anchor on the top right. Consider a directional at the top before heading to the anchors to reduce drag and help your second out.
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