After our first visit there last year (spring 2007), we immediately signed ourselves up for a season's pass, which is good for ice and rock. I fully appreciated the variety of climbs, the welcome we received from the people we met, and the natural surroundings, which seemed to be in good shape. I think the owners and staff have created a place that embodies the *spirit* of climbing at its best. I love the small scale of the place and the sense of community I experienced amongst the climbers. More on the climbing: the place offers trad, sport and top-rope; routes ranging from 5.1 to 5.12; a handful of 2 and 3 pitch routes; about 10 (or more) different climbing "sectors", most of which are within 10 minutes from camp. I think this place is a jewel - please only share it with people who you think will respect and love it too!
bonita - Dec 31, 2007 5:51 pm - Hasn't voted
more about the people and the placeAfter our first visit there last year (spring 2007), we immediately signed ourselves up for a season's pass, which is good for ice and rock. I fully appreciated the variety of climbs, the welcome we received from the people we met, and the natural surroundings, which seemed to be in good shape. I think the owners and staff have created a place that embodies the *spirit* of climbing at its best. I love the small scale of the place and the sense of community I experienced amongst the climbers. More on the climbing: the place offers trad, sport and top-rope; routes ranging from 5.1 to 5.12; a handful of 2 and 3 pitch routes; about 10 (or more) different climbing "sectors", most of which are within 10 minutes from camp. I think this place is a jewel - please only share it with people who you think will respect and love it too!