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Member Since
Nov 15, 2010
Last Visit: 10 hours ago
155 Points
Point Rank: #8,147 Details
Point Rank: #8,147 Details
2 Areas
30 pts - 15 each
2 Routes
20 pts - 10 each
21 Photos
105 pts - 5 each
0 Approach Trails
0 pts - 4 each
0 Page Improvements
0 pts - 1 each
Dimes is in the Partner Finder
Best Times to Meet: Retired-Any
Best Times to Meet: Retired-Any
Likes Trad, Sport, Tr
| Leads | Follows | |
| Trad | 5.8 | 5.10a |
| Sport | 5.10a | 5.10a |
| Boulders | V-easy |
Other Interests
Climbing, wildlife and landscape photography, hiking/backpacking, canyoneering, xcountry skiing
More Info
Part of a small group of local climbers who routinely replace aging and substandard fixed anchors (bolts) with new, more modern stainless steel bolts and hangers. This increases the over all safety of the anchor while at the same time reducing their visual presence. Most of the hardware is provided by the American Safe Climbing Association.
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Dec 2, 2025
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There are now 4 bolts with the first one appearing to be a new addition. There is also a newish looking bol…
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Aug 30, 2025
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On the first ascent, Spencer led the first pitch and set up a hanging belay under the roof. Chris Robbins h…
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Aug 30, 2025
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The climbs name comes from the game of the same name that was popular around the time of the first ascent.…
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Jun 6, 2020
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The problems on this boulder were first done the day after a friends wedding. One of those involved in deve…
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Feb 3, 2020
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All the lead and belay bolts on this are now 3/8" or 1/2" SS bolts with rock colored hangers courtesy of th…
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Feb 3, 2020
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The 4 lead bolts have been replaced with 1/2" SS bolts with Camo colored SS hangers courtesy of the ASCA. T…
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