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The Ghetto
The Ghetto**
Approach: 5 minute hike up a slight hill (steep for crescent face).
Ambiance: ** A nice patch of old growth forest in the canyon.
Parking: There is room for a couple cars and the trailhead and several more a little further down the road by the guzzler.
Kids/Dogs: They can both run wild and their are several boulders for the little guys. I could see a dog that really likes to wander making it back to the road, but its a fair distance away.
Shade: Some shade.
Rock Type: Granite-Good
Notes: Not a lot of warm ups.
Approach: 5 minute hike up a slight hill (steep for crescent face).
Ambiance: ** A nice patch of old growth forest in the canyon.
Parking: There is room for a couple cars and the trailhead and several more a little further down the road by the guzzler.
Kids/Dogs: They can both run wild and their are several boulders for the little guys. I could see a dog that really likes to wander making it back to the road, but its a fair distance away.
Shade: Some shade.
Rock Type: Granite-Good
Notes: Not a lot of warm ups.
Crescent Face
1. V1 Too Be An easy slab, to easy if you use the features left of the crack.
2. V3* Dirty Really high start on a slopey block, then up to a get left and over the top, for a low bad the landing is a little unnerving.
3. V6? Cresent Face SDS then head left and up using the right facing vertical rail, which start disappearing as you get near the top.
4. V2? Short Slab I couldn't figure this on out.
1. V1 Too Be An easy slab, to easy if you use the features left of the crack.
2. V3* Dirty Really high start on a slopey block, then up to a get left and over the top, for a low bad the landing is a little unnerving.
3. V6? Cresent Face SDS then head left and up using the right facing vertical rail, which start disappearing as you get near the top.
4. V2? Short Slab I couldn't figure this on out.
Dopeman
1. V4? Dopeman Short A hard slopey start to good rail and a top out at the best hold midway.
1a. V6? Dopeman Same start, but top out by the tree all the way right.
2. V3** Dime Bag start on the good crimp, and head up to couple more then a challenging top out.
1. V4? Dopeman Short A hard slopey start to good rail and a top out at the best hold midway.
1a. V6? Dopeman Same start, but top out by the tree all the way right.
2. V3** Dime Bag start on the good crimp, and head up to couple more then a challenging top out.
Diamond Arete
1. V5? Diamond Arete High start with your left on the slopey left arete and right hand anywhere on the good rail.
1a. V7? Diamond Arete Sit SDS version. Start with a good left hand on the arete and a right hand crimp.
1. V5? Diamond Arete High start with your left on the slopey left arete and right hand anywhere on the good rail.
1a. V7? Diamond Arete Sit SDS version. Start with a good left hand on the arete and a right hand crimp.
Middle Boulder (no photo)
1. V5? The dirty left arete, doesn't look like a great fall.
2. V4** Stand start and a good left hand crimp and a low right hand side pull and head up the cool crimps.
2a. V7? The SDS, with decent hands and no feet.
3. V7? SDS around the corner and traverse left around the arete and up it.
1. V5? The dirty left arete, doesn't look like a great fall.
2. V4** Stand start and a good left hand crimp and a low right hand side pull and head up the cool crimps.
2a. V7? The SDS, with decent hands and no feet.
3. V7? SDS around the corner and traverse left around the arete and up it.
The Hump -Surprisingly tricky low ball boulder.
1. V3 A tricky, slopey, arete with a graceless top out. How can you pass that up.
1. V2** From a good start hold make a tricky move around the bulge to a sloper and head up.
1. V5** Tricky technical lowball slab.
1. VB? The right arete, I found this one pretty confounding.
Riding Dirty Boulder -Favors that tall.
1. V6? White and Nerdy Really high start and up the left side of the arete.
2. V7? Riding Dirty Start matched on the high crimp and head up to some bad slopers then up.
2a. V8? Riding Dirty Left Same start, but traverse the slopey rail left to the left arete and up. The feet are petty far away.
1. V3 A tricky, slopey, arete with a graceless top out. How can you pass that up.
1. V2** From a good start hold make a tricky move around the bulge to a sloper and head up.
1. V5** Tricky technical lowball slab.
1. VB? The right arete, I found this one pretty confounding.
Riding Dirty Boulder -Favors that tall.
1. V6? White and Nerdy Really high start and up the left side of the arete.
2. V7? Riding Dirty Start matched on the high crimp and head up to some bad slopers then up.
2a. V8? Riding Dirty Left Same start, but traverse the slopey rail left to the left arete and up. The feet are petty far away.