perfect summer roadtrip

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John E
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Post by John E »

We'll probably take trip to the Gunks this summer or fall since my brother lives about an hour from there.

I'd also like to climb Liberty Ridge on Mt. Rainier, Devils Tower (again), or the Tetons to name just a few places.
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Artsay
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Post by Artsay »

Shelf Road, Co is a great summer climbing location. So is Maple Canyon and the Cottonwoods.
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pigsteak
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Post by pigsteak »

ah...shelf..old stomping grounds...I love that place...yr. round climbing no doubt...
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ABACUS
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Post by ABACUS »

W/o question the NW. Liberty Bell area and Squamish. .Then hit Skaha and Banff.
Squamish is easily the cheapest and most convienent place around. I spent the entire summer there last year and was always mixing it up b/t sport, trad and bouldering.. And if you do it right.. you never have to worry about crowds.
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KD
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Post by KD »

gunks would be good too.
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lordjim_2001
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Post by lordjim_2001 »

I have to question the gunks. Isn't that end of NY state kinda hot in the summer?
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ABACUS
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Post by ABACUS »

Gunks are hot and expensive! REALLY expensive. the free camping is totally cool if you want to have to fend off dirty hippies trying to bum food and beer. not to mention the theft that goes on down there. Great climbing but the summer aint the time to go. .
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