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Table of contents
- 1.
Remillard Park
19 in Cliff
- 1.1. Main Formation 16 in Cliff
- 1.2. North Formation 3 in Feature
- 2. Index by grade
1. Remillard Park 19 routes in Cliff
- Summary:
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Top roping, Bouldering and Trad climbing
Lat / Long: 37.891875, -122.261008
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1.1. Main Formation 16 routes in Cliff
- Summary:
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Top roping, Bouldering and Trad climbing
Lat / Long: 37.891526, -122.260896
description
The main formation in the park. Three separate fixed anchors on top, above 'Bucket Prow' (a long way back from the edge), the plaque face, and the 'Pinnacle Crack' face.
approach
Step out of your car. You're there!
descent notes
The best top access is on the left side of the formation.
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Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
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Main WallThe obvious tall wall covered in large huecos. The belay (a metal pole and a bolt) is 20' back from the edge, so bring a lot of slings, or better yet, a second rope. There are also some opportunities for placing a trad anchor, which can come in handy for the routes to the left of 'Bucket Prow', or if the bolted anchors are in use. | ||||||||
2 |
★ The Diamond
Don't use either arete. | V3 | 15ft | |||||
3 | ★ The Chimney | 5.8 | 15ft | |||||
4 |
★ Right of Crack
Don't use the edge of 'The Chimney'. | V3 | 20ft | |||||
5 | ★★ The Scoop | 5.11a | 25ft | |||||
6 | ★★ Pocket Problem | 5.10d | 25ft | |||||
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Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
7 | ★★ Bucket Prow | 5.6 | 35ft | |||||
8 | ★ The Roof | 5.9 | 35ft | |||||
9 | ★ Aggro Monkey | 5.10a | 25ft | |||||
Plaque FaceThe lovely, though short, orange wall with the plaque, to the right of the main wall. Has a bolted top-roping anchor on top - access is up the ramp to the left. | ||||||||
11 | ★ Left Arete | 5.9 | 20ft | |||||
12 | ★★ Face Left | 5.11d | 20ft | |||||
13 | ★ Face Right | 5.11b | 20ft | |||||
14 | ★★ Right Arete | 5.10a | 20ft | |||||
15 |
★★ Remillard Traverse
Traverse the entire main formation, including the Plaque Face. Traditionally done left to right. | V4 | 100ft | |||||
Pinnacle Crack FaceThe face up behind the top of the Plaque Face. To set up a toprope, use the toprope access for the Main Wall (or solo 'The Gully' - not recommended). | ||||||||
17 |
The Gully
The scungy gully underneath 'Pinnacle Crack'. | 5.2 | 25ft | |||||
18 |
★★ The Slab
The nice thin face underneath 'Pinnacle Crack'. Lots of variations. | 5.9 | 25ft | |||||
19 |
★★ Pinnacle Crack
The dihedral crack. Can be led (small wires & cams). | 5.7 | 30ft |
1.2. North Formation 3 routes in Feature
- Summary:
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All Top roping
Lat / Long: 37.891991, -122.260873
description
A fun steep wall that's a bit marred by sharp rock and some large loose flakes. 2 good bolts on top for top-roping.
approach
Walk north along the path from the 'Main Formation', and as you round the jumbled northern side you'll see a small overgrown pinnacle to the left. Carefully solo to the top (some loose rock) to set a top-rope.
Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||
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★★ Left
Sustained climbing up the undercut left side of the face, passing some slopey underclings. | 5.11b | 25ft | |||
2 |
★★ Centre
Centre of the face on sharp jugs. | 5.9 | 25ft | |||
3 |
★ Right
Right side, with some large loose flakes at the top. | 5.10a | 25ft |
2. Index by grade
Grade | Stars | Name | Style | Pop | Area | |
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5.2 | The Gully | 25ft | 1.1. Main Formation | |||
5.6 | ★★ | Bucket Prow | 35ft | 1.1. Main Formation | ||
5.7 | ★★ | Pinnacle Crack | 30ft | 1.1. Main Formation | ||
5.8 | ★ | The Chimney | 15ft | 1.1. Main Formation | ||
5.9 | ★ | Left Arete | 20ft | 1.1. Main Formation | ||
★ | The Roof | 35ft | 1.1. Main Formation | |||
★★ | The Slab | 25ft | 1.1. Main Formation | |||
★★ | Centre | 25ft | 1.2. North Formation | |||
5.10a | ★ | Aggro Monkey | 25ft | 1.1. Main Formation | ||
★★ | Right Arete | 20ft | 1.1. Main Formation | |||
★ | Right | 25ft | 1.2. North Formation | |||
5.10d | ★★ | Pocket Problem | 25ft | 1.1. Main Formation | ||
5.11a | ★★ | The Scoop | 25ft | 1.1. Main Formation | ||
5.11b | ★ | Face Right | 20ft | 1.1. Main Formation | ||
★★ | Left | 25ft | 1.2. North Formation | |||
V3 | ★ | Right of Crack | 20ft | 1.1. Main Formation | ||
★ | The Diamond | 15ft | 1.1. Main Formation | |||
5.11d | ★★ | Face Left | 20ft | 1.1. Main Formation | ||
V4 | ★★ | Remillard Traverse | 100ft | 1.1. Main Formation |