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Nov 13, 2018
The anchor at the top of this climb has moved from the old tree to two (actually 3) fresh new bolts w/ chai… View Comment
Aug 10, 2017
The main slab was a great day-trip, and really pushed slab climbing in a way I hadn't worked on in a wh… View Comment
Oct 29, 2016
It's also possible to start on the front of the block making use of the arete on the right. View Comment
Aug 29, 2016
If you're setting a TR anchor from above, a long static line will be helpful for keeping you anchored t… View Comment
Jul 4, 2016
If it's a hot, sunny day, the P1 belay will be in full sun until early afternoon. Consider belaying un… View Comment
Jun 20, 2016
It's hard to tell from both the top and bottom, but the top of the beta photo is a good 15 feet below t… View Comment
Jun 20, 2016
New guide book calls this a variation of Susie Q. It's hard to tell from both the top and bottom, bu… View Comment
Jun 20, 2016
I thought the crux was going to be getting into the lower chimney, but no, the squeeze definitely gets goin… View Comment
Nov 11, 2015
There's a large, stuck nut at the first belay which looked both new and solid. I found 2-3 stuck nuts on… View Comment
Oct 27, 2015
Using the long static line I brought for the rest of area, setting up off the bolts was a breeze. I've see… View Comment
Oct 27, 2015
The closest wall to the parking lot, lots of easy and moderate climbs, and good sitting spots in the shade.… View Comment
Oct 25, 2015
The giant tree at the top of pitch 2 had no leaves this spring, and shows no signs of life this fall. It's… View Comment
Sep 7, 2015
Coming from the left, wear your helmet as you duck through a tight squeeze to get here View Comment
Sep 7, 2015
The lack of holds leading up the roof made me skirt it to the left. For an alternate climb, start up the… View Comment
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