Nodes in Mt. Shasta Area

Technical slab climbing to the right of Squirrel Nose. Start on the jugs, traverse right past a small pocket, and follow the thin crack to the Squirrel Nose top anchors.

Stick clip the 2nd bolt to avoid the R rating.

TR the line to the right of Bombaclot, ending at the Bombaclot anchor.

TR the line to the right of Bombaclot, but end at the bolted anchor between Bombaclot and I and I.

Look for the top anchors to the right of Logan's Run.

Great crag near Ney Springs creek that drains the south side of castle lake. Found by John Ney on a hunting excursion in the late 1880s. Reciently has been developed for climbing by Chesko, Stan Miller, Tim Loughlin and Byron Cross.

One bolt, gear to 3". Moderate crack climb leads to a fun juggy roof.

Mixed. Gear to 2". Be mentally prepared for the tricky pro above the last bolt. Crux comes as you pull through the bolt protected roof.

Gear to 4". A start that is a little spooky leads through tricky to protect face climbing. A short rightward traverse leads into a multi-tiered roof. Crux is the last move.

Mixed. Gear to 1". Start in the dihedral next to the big live oak tree and traverse into the first clip to your left.

Climb the dihedral then traverse left and up the roof.

Cool basalt crag next to the river

first 30' right facing dihedral

Climb the face and around the arete

Climb the arete to chains around a tree at the top

Climb dihedral to chains around a tree.

Well bolted low angle face.

A well bolted, short route that harder than it looks.

Climb the big roof in the middle. Best to top rope to avoid sketchy ledge fall.

Follow path of least resistance to a bolted roof. Instead of bolts, veer right to a strenuous crack, taking advantage of an occasional stem. Finish on bolted anchor on free standing pillar.

Climb the bolted roof to and through the steep face above. Cracks are off!