Type: | Boulder |
FA: | Katherine Gale |
Page Views: | 282 total · 10/month |
Shared By: | Katherine Gale on May 16, 2021 |
Admins: | Morgan Patterson |
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There is the endangered American Hart's Tongue Fern along the talus slopes abutting Glacier Lake, and this shouldn't be an area that is climbable. State Park officials are fine with climbing around the smaller Frost Pocket Lake, including Lake Gulley and the Main Wall, but they are very against the development of other areas. They have gone as far as to say that they will not allow climbing in the park at all. Please respect nature and the future of climbing here and refrain from any development outside the currently existing areas.
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Not sure if this is intertwined with Cliffhanger Right, but it sure is a lot easier than a 4+ so I'm sure it's not the same line. Start low on the two jugs, nice easy jug moves straight to the right of the giant ceiling ledge, when you reach the slabby face to the right, there's a tiny finger pocket, use that and some high feet to top out, crawl up between the slabby bit and the overhanging ledge. Be mindful of mud in March and April
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