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There are a few routes right above the city as well but fremont in the closest high quality rock climbing. The town itself is pretty drab culturally and aesthetically, but as a launching pad for other climbing areas it's pretty sweet. There's a Falcon guide for Freemont. As a side note i believe Arn...

I realize decent, intelligent arguments are almost impossible on an internet message board but i have to ask some questions of gunslinga, gulliver, michaelzr, ynot and whoever else feels comfortable answering. I am pro gun-control and would like to understand what the other side believes. 1) Do you ...

If you hit south facing crags and the sun is out you can climb comfortably into the 20's.

old-timey, silver-framed glasses

lmao animmer

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thanks scin and yasmeen the online guidebook is a fantasic/ generous tool. We, all, owe you. THough it sounds like things are all worked out already, I had a thought on the subject if it's not too late. Just as you 'uncheck' for a toprope ascent one could uncheck for a flagged climb. This could appe...

i have the book. The book has a check list. What i'm particularly interested in is not whether i have or have not done the climb(which the check list is suited for) but rather the climbs i've tried to do but flagged on. Obviously i could physically make the list myself. I just think it would be a co...

I have a mental list of every climb that i've gotten on that has kicked my ass. As i improve, i go back to the climbs and put them on my spray list with a sense of delicious triumph. Perhaps it would be a good idea to codify that instinct that many climbers have with a separate personalized grudge l...

I find that the route comments section of the online guide is a fantastic tool for beta, safety tips, location, personal perspective, etc. One of the most useful parts of the entire site. What drives me crazy is the cock fights that erupt absolutely EVERY time someone questions the route grade in th...