Type: Boulder, 25 ft (8 m)
GPS: 37.82823, -83.59714
FA: G. Stephens, 1986
Page Views: 290 total · 9/month
Shared By: Grant Stephens on Mar 12, 2024
Admins: Shirtless Mike, DrRockso RRG, Luke Cornejo, Billy Simek

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This is the triangular roof in the vicinity of the Grunges. The roof is just out of reach for mortals so stack rocks, get on your partner's back, jump as high as you can, or use whatever method you want to attain the holds at the lip of the roof. Once you have those in hand, claw your way up on decent holds until you can stand, then follow the arete to the top.

Martin Hackworth has bouldered the obtuse dihedral to the left of this route. You can still see the rock scar where he pulled off a forty-pound flake and landed flat on his back with the flake nearly landing on him. He picked up the flake and carried it home. He still has that flake in his house to this day.

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This is the obvious roof that is low to the ground on the west side of Tower Rock. Take the trail to the right when it forks and keep walking until you are under it.

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