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Moroccan Roll
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| Type: | Boulder, 20 ft (6 m) |
| FA: | John Long |
| Page Views: | 2,620 total · 20/month |
| Shared By: | AJ on Oct 2, 2013 · Updates |
| Admins: | Colin Parker, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes |
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Details
If you are coming up, note the following:
-There are no fires allowed anywhere, including the boulder basin & group campsites.
-Please carpool, parking is limited, so if you show up and there is nowhere reasonable for you to park, you must leave. (instead of parking somewhere unreasonable).
-Bring cash to park, lots of people showing up without cash. Even if you don't camp overnight, you still must pay for day parking.
-Don't climb boulders in/ around occupied camp sites (some say ask, personally I just go somewhere else).
-Spread out a bit.
-There are no fires allowed anywhere, including the boulder basin & group campsites.
-Please carpool, parking is limited, so if you show up and there is nowhere reasonable for you to park, you must leave. (instead of parking somewhere unreasonable).
-Bring cash to park, lots of people showing up without cash. Even if you don't camp overnight, you still must pay for day parking.
-Don't climb boulders in/ around occupied camp sites (some say ask, personally I just go somewhere else).
-Spread out a bit.
Description
This is a Black Mountain classic, one of several problems pictured in John Long's 1980 "Pumping Granite" article.
This starts on a high, right, slopey crimp and a sharp flat crimp below and left of it. Stacking pads and starting from the high left crimp reduces the difficulty by a grade or two. From there, easier but still tricky moves lead to the top.
Largo himself posted a comment on this problem on the Big Greeny page.
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