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Hard Landin' Brandon khoi bui chris stone Matt Ali Yu Kevin Morris Brandon Liew Josh Redmore Tom Snyder scott leeper

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Table of contents

1. Goat Rock 9 routes in Area

Summary:
Top Rope,Trad and ?

Long/Lat: -122.107966, 37.228280

Access Issues: inherited from Castle Rock State Park

'Summit Rock' is closed year-round for nesting peregrines. The Access Fund is negotiating to have this reduced to a seasonal closure.

RouteGradeStylePopularitySelected ascents
1 * Dragon Breath

Start left of 'Dragon Breath'.

5.11
Top rope 50ft
2 * Lunge Route

Start left of 'Triple Overhang'.

5.11c
Top rope 50ft
3 * Center Route

Bring long webbing. Use the single bolt and the tree for a top anchor.

FA: unknown,

5.8
Top rope 70ft
4 * Swiss Cheese

If leading, ascend the gully on the left above the ledge, slinging handlebars for natural pro. If top-roping, stay right to ascend the arête. For setting a top-rope anchor, bring lots of webbing and sling the huge knob.

FA: unknown,

5.5
Trad 70ft
Renee Eckert 9 years ago

My very first outdoor climb! VERY easy for the inexperianced.

5 Corner
5.8
Top rope 70ft
6 * Triple Overhang
5.9
Top rope 50ft
7 * Overhang Continuation
5.7
Unknown
8 * Great Roof, Left
5.12a
Top rope 50ft
9 *** Great Roof
5.10b
Top rope 50ft
khoi bui 6 months ago

Set up anchors on top for top rope since a few bolts were rusted. Heel hook necessary at the crux...

Ali Yu 7 years ago

Made it to the last move in the crux sequence at the end of a long day... plan to make it all the...

2. Index by grade

Grade Stars Name Style
5.5 * Swiss Cheese Trad 70ft
5.7 * Overhang Continuation Unknown
5.8 * Center Route Top rope 70ft
Corner Top rope 70ft
5.9 * Triple Overhang Top rope 50ft
5.10b *** Great Roof Top rope 50ft
5.11c * Lunge Route Top rope 50ft
5.11 * Dragon Breath Top rope 50ft
5.12a * Great Roof, Left Top rope 50ft