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+1 for Lobster Claw in PMRP, great call MikeWilkinson. Really awesome route and in that chilly little corridor

+1 for Lobster Claw in PMRP, great call MikeWilkinson. Really awesome route and in that chilly little corridor

hey Cacovangor - there was a thread on something that was left at the gorge here: http://www.redriverclimbing.com/viewtop ... 82#p275153 maybe post up in there or DM that user and see if it's your rope.

best,
TY

Try making a weekend trip to climb Nashville and meet some of the local climbers there -- lots of ppl go to king's bluff from time to time even though it is kind of chossy. You should be able to get in touch with a crew of pretty decent climbers.

Has anyone climbed there in the last week? With all this rain going on and it being the dead of winter (likely more run off and less evaporation) -- is anything DRY? Are conditions climbable?

If so, which Crags have you been to that the rock was still dry?

Thanks!

Lost the last weekend of October -- Halloween day. If anyone has seen them please email etyarbrough@gmail.com


Thanks!!
TY

If you're looking to get involved with the climbing community in Louisville you should also check out Elemental Climbing Club -- www.elementalclimbingclub.com and also https://www.facebook.com/groups/Elementalclimbingclub/ -- we have members of all ability and experience levels and are just generall...

That's a very solid point Ascentionist -- ran into the same problem the other week at the zoo after a long period of heavy rain. Both Scar Tissue and Hippo were NASTY and i thought they would be desert dry.

From a summer full of rainy days and introducing new climbers to the sport, here's some of the stuff I've come up with for the best rainy day crags at the gorge. This list is broken down by some classics for each grade that stay dry in a downpour. PLEASE post with your favorites, as it doesn't look ...

Thanks All -- i had forgotten about Sharma on Lucifer, that video is so awesome!