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Mar 13, 2024
Walter, when you read the description Patrick posted on the main page for this crag, he clearly expresses a… View Comment
Mar 13, 2024
So this route has not been led, only toproped? Go get it this summer before someone else bolts and sends it… View Comment
Nov 1, 2023
There are lots of loose and seemingly loose blocks around Portland for sure, and appearances can deceive. B… View Comment
Oct 24, 2023
October 2023 update: There's now a lower anchor to the left of the death blocks allowing a 5.9 lead with no… View Comment
Sep 17, 2023
The descriptions here are all over the place! it doesn't have to be so cryptic. I've done it the following… View Comment
Jun 29, 2023
As far back as 2005 this problem was done as a sit start on the right arete. The crux was traversing leftwa… View Comment

Forum Messages View All 471

General > Injuries and Accidents
Reply: Carabiner unclipped from alpine draw, resulting in…
Apr 16, 2024 Mikey Schaefer wrote: I’d agree that human error is generally the most likely explanation but draws and slings coming un-clipped isn’t really far fetched given… View Message
Regional > Pacific Northwest
Reply: Blake sends death blocks down busy trail (Smith Rock)
Apr 5, 2024 Ken Tubbs wrote: Well said Artem. I led my first route at Smith in about 1974 and have witnessed the impact climbing has had on Smith. If we don't play nice with other user… View Message
General > Trad Climbing
Reply: Trad rack for j tree what should I bring.
Apr 1, 2024 Houghton Gremlin wrote: Good smearing technique for the 40ft runout on the 5.7 described as chill in the guidebookFor real. All the gear in the world won't help when the cr… View Message
General > General Climbing
Reply: El Potero Chico and Rockfall
Mar 28, 2024 If you see a developer above you, on a cliff they perhaps have never rapped down before, where virgin choss may unavoidably come down - or simply have to be trundled for the de… View Message
General > Injuries and Accidents
Reply: Fatal climbing accident in Leavenworth, WA
Mar 14, 2024 People are always going to solo, I'm not here to bash on soloing or the deceased. I'm sure he will be deeply missed by his wife and child and everyone else who knew him. But yo… View Message
Regional > Southern California
Reply: Have a chance to move to LA. How's the climbing?
Mar 4, 2024 Have the last 15 pages helped the OP at all? Or are you all fighting like rats in a cage for no reason beyond the short-lived dopamine rush of being "right?" View Message
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