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I don't have a map (yet) but its on the other side of 11 than the Pmrp. It's about the same distance down the road.

huge thank you to Paul for his work with the Access Fund and Zach L-H and all the other people who make these good things happen, including the local supporters who don't climb.
i was kind of waiting for a cause specific fund raiser but sounds like the AF is really getting it done these days. i hope a lot of other people agree.

THIS COULD BE (is probably wrong and a bad idea, take it down if so) anyway, i'm excited, i think it's the visible cliffline near the middle of the image...

Here are some maps that Paul put together.

Paul's got a section of the RRGCC website in the works that'll contain much more info on the MFRP, and since he's a GIS nerd, I'm sure it'll include even more maps.

Nice to see the maps!

What/when is happening with the infrastructure development? Is this going to be part of the next trail day?

It sounds like some of the cliffline is already developed, even going as far as having some crags named? Looking at the picture that accompanied the official release, I was curious if the photo was actually from the new area...

it's...

it's....so big.

So much for the "dripline" hypothesis... hope everyone likes slab

hey dustonian-
i guess in my case fools rush in; would you care to share your thoughts?

oh, slabs. well, if the gumby apocalypse that has been foretold comes to pass at least now there will be a few more places to supplement the easy walls at Muir and far end of Roadside?

The MFRP action begins:

JATD August 10 @ 9:00am

Details to come at www.rrgcc.org

I can't beleive this hasn't been brought up yet, but what is the mountain bike trail development plan for this acquisition?

lol