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Nolan Buland
Jul 13, 2025
The old RRG North book describes this as a 5.6. The route isn’t technical, but lord, it is super, super dir… View Comment
Nolan Buland
Jul 13, 2025
This place is worth the visit just for Diamond in the Crack. Getting there is a bit odd, and if you have on… View Comment
Nolan Buland
Jul 13, 2025
Just an all-around amazing route! The first pitch is super short and honestly not that dirty. The second pi… View Comment
Willow Jordan
Oct 17, 2024
Can also get all the way to the ground in one rap, as long as the anchors don't get chopped. Seems a lot ea… View Comment
Climbin Scared
Oct 17, 2024
There are couple of 5th class mantle moves that are challenging to down climb on the top descent ramp. I r… View Comment
David K
Aug 27, 2024
Beautiful outing with a new climbing partner. Getting to the climb was the hard part. The climbing is stell… View Comment
James Lantz
Jan 8, 2024
RE : You can scramble to the summit by hiking around the east (left) side to the southwestern aspect. Yo… View Comment
John Powers
May 22, 2023
The bucket for holding the logbook has become brittle and cracked. The logbook is still encased in 4 plasti… View Comment
Drew Williams
Oct 30, 2022
Log book soggy and unfortunately totally illegible. Replaced with new notebook on October 29, 2022 with a h… View Comment
Matthew Pieper
Apr 29, 2022
Use the chain extensions for rapping down. The party in front of us rapped from the bolts and promptly got… View Comment
michaelheifets
May 3, 2021
Exciting outing! climbed after rain previous day, rock was dry, but the approach muddy and very slippery… View Comment
Mike Weber
Oct 5, 2020
Thanks Adam S for the comment, we added a new notebook and a waterproof pouch for it to go in (PLEASE SEAL… View Comment
Adam Stein
Oct 25, 2019
In desperate need of a new notebook, some pen and pencils /something that might write on damp paper, and pr… View Comment
Mike Wilkinson
Sep 30, 2019
Definitely bit of an old school grade on this one. Finished the climb and set a TR anchor out to climbers l… View Comment
Marco Velo
Jul 1, 2019
This is a very nice adventure route. Great topout. First couple of moves are easier up the left crack versu… View Comment
Derrick Colberg
May 16, 2019
A forgotten classic that is worth the hike in. View Comment
JRobbins
Sep 2, 2018
If anyone is planning to hike to Jewel Pinnacle hopefully this can help them with the approach. Park at Gla… View Comment
Jason Eicholtz
Aug 14, 2017
Crossed at the junction of the rivers. Crotch deep and fast flowing made this a bit precarious. Especially… View Comment
David Haak
Mar 15, 2017
Cool and varied route! Definitely worth running up if you made the trek here. After the vertical cracks to… View Comment
Doug Hemken
Aug 6, 2013
Gotta say, I'm sad to hear that convenience anchors have shown up in such an out-of-the-way place. View Comment
David Tennant
Aug 5, 2013
The added anchors were perfect to repel the entire route with just one 60m rope. Ran into the guys that bol… View Comment
Kevin Wagner
Apr 30, 2013
Careful! There is a wasp nest in the summit register container. View Comment
Casey the "Renaissance Man"
Jul 11, 2012
Great line, best 5.6 in the Red. The bottom is a little dirty sometimes. New anchors now with extended chai… View Comment
Doug Hemken
Nov 4, 2009
In the late 70s we used to hike out to this spot from Chimney Top road. It was considered a real test of y… View Comment
Matt Thorum
Jun 14, 2009
There is now a well extended and equalized webbing rappel anchor at the top of the route so you can easily… View Comment
Mark Cushman
Jun 4, 2007
It's also possible to walk-off this route by scrambling down towards the Copperhead route from the top - no… View Comment
James Beissel
Nov 1, 2006
You can run P1&2 together without much drag if you are comfortable running it out a little and using long r… View Comment
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