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Cheap and Nasty
V3-4 YDS 6A+ Font
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Routes in Threshold Boulder
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Cheap and Nasty V3-4 6A+ |
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Dividing Line V4 6B |
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Salamander Eviction V4 6B |
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Snail Trail V4 6B |
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Threshold V5 6C |
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| Type: | Boulder |
| GPS: | 39.64218, -79.82027 |
| FA: | unknown |
| Page Views: | 39 total · 6/month |
| Shared By: | D E Griffith on Sep 22, 2025 |
| Admins: | Pat Goodman, D E Griffith, Ray Weber |
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Access Issue: Regarding Local Ethics
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Please do not climb on wet rock, especially footholds. If a hold is wet, and you are unsure if it is fragile or not, go climb something dry. Caking a hold in chalk only dries the surface of the rock and does nothing to actually make a hold less friable.
If you use chalk on the rock, brush it off when you are done. If you use tick marks, brush them off when you are done. Wipe your feet off prior to each climbing attempt. Excess chalk and any dirt, leaves, or mud can polish holds over time. Do not drag your pad from one climb to the next (in order to minimize erosion). And most importantly, Leave No Trace. Pick up your trash and place it in the trash cans at the trail head.
If you use chalk on the rock, brush it off when you are done. If you use tick marks, brush them off when you are done. Wipe your feet off prior to each climbing attempt. Excess chalk and any dirt, leaves, or mud can polish holds over time. Do not drag your pad from one climb to the next (in order to minimize erosion). And most importantly, Leave No Trace. Pick up your trash and place it in the trash cans at the trail head.
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All she wants to do is jam it up, jam it up. Roof crack to dihedral crack to slab arete, if only the boulder wasn't under a rhododendron canopy and consistently soaked. Sit start on a white flake and burl out the roof using pure crack technique. Jam your way through a dihedral to a scrittle slab and topout straight up.
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