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I have sent an email to the USFS, DBNF asking if MetroRock has a guiding permit. There will be an update on LAC and the CMP at the upcoming Coalition meeting.

Thanks Bill. When is the meeting?

way to go gifford...getting kids in trouble when they are just trying to enjoy a new experience. maybe go to the Lode next time to get de-sensitized to spray and choads.

Maybe we need to just agree on a grade limit for large groups. If it is, for example, under 5.11a it is open for groups. If you are on a rock climbing forum, calling yourself a rock climber, and complaining because someone hogged the 5.10a, you should be ashamed of yourself.

Seriously people?

cry more

rjackson...you mean 'serious" people, seriously, people (at the crags), or seriously, people, why are you whining when you are part of the problem...it's all in your delivery ya know....

those 4 people who think its ok, can we hear your case? sign in as a guest or make up a new screan name if you want to keep your anonimity.

would the orignal poster please define "the good stuff"? did they have top ropes on all teh 12s and fuzzy all day long? did you ask to get a burn?

Whether or not it is OK to bring a group that size is under investigation. If it turns out they didn't have permits or can't bring a group that size then shame on them and whatever is the result, so be it.

Look, there was once upon a time when the amount of entry level sport routes at the Red were few and far between. When I started climbing we went to Global Village every weekend for like the first 3 months because it contained the only bolted 5.6. (We didn't know there were other "harder" sport routes that were likely easier than Eureka). There is no shortage of easy routes now, just go to another cliff. 12 climbers split between 3 guides doesn't seem unreasonable.