description
Scramble up under big roof, clipping the first bolt near the lip. Pull straight through the roof, and continue to the top on more moderate terrain. Finish at a set of ring anchors.
Route history
| 16 Jul 2011 | First free ascent: Michal Stewart |
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Warnings
Location
- Lat/Lon: 38.78595, -79.29069
Grade citation
| 5.9 | Assigned grade |
| 5.9 | @drdoom |
ethic
Leave No Trace, stay on trails, you-damage-trail-you-fix-it-NOW, no trundling onto road, no Quick-Links, no tick marks, clean up your chalk, clean up your tape, no chipping, no theft, no defacement, use camouflaged hardware, inspect & replace worn carabiners, respect red tags, walk on the left side of the road, respect hunters & hunting seasons, no top-roping through fixed gear, etc., etc.
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Quality
Overall quality 44 from 3 ratings.
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Selected Guidebooks more Hide
Author(s): Mike Williams
Date: 2021
ISBN: 978193839402
- Wolverine
- Volume 2 of New River Rock documents the climbing north of the main gorge of the New, with over 1,400 routes on the crags along the Meadow and Gauley rivers and surrounding Summersville Lake.
- Details 1,400 routes
- Includes a detailed history of the area and camping and visitor info
- Color photography throughout
- Every book purchase supports the New River Gorge Climber's Alliance
Author(s): Eric J. Horst
Date: 2013
- FalconGuides:
- The revised and updated edition of Rock Climbing Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland describes more than 1200 routes at 23 different areas including Seneca Rocks and the New River Gorge.
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