War on Rugs Wall Guide

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Contributors

Thanks to the following people who have contributed to this crag guide:

Jackson Allan Jesse Bruni Lee Payne Heath Dieckert Chase Aaron Miller Stephen Shortnacy Fernando Hernandez gNarwhaL Zorba Parer Phillip Bergeron

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1. War on Rugs Wall 12 in Cliff
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1. War on Rugs Wall 12 routes in Cliff

Summary:

Seasonality

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: 30.358730, -98.127565

access issues

Closure of Cliff Upriver of Climbers Canyon We have closed all areas near the cliffs upriver of the Climbers Canyon at Milton Reimers Ranch Park for public safety reasons. This closure includes the hiking trails, but does not include the river shoreline. A massive collapse of the cliff face near Prototype Wall is prompting this closure. We are evaluating the situation and will reopen to hiking when the danger has passed. Climbers should know that many of the climbing routes were destroyed in the collapse.

Reimers Ranch is a county park owned by Travis County, and as such follows the rules put forth by the county. There is no camping allowed in the park and dogs must be kept on a leash at all times (the park rangers are very strict about this, and will give you a ticket if they see your dog off leash). The park is open from 8:00 A.M. to civil twilight (that means around 6:00 in the winter and 9:00 in the summer), and entrance fee's are $10 per car. If it is your first time here you must sign a waiver to climb as well. If you move to the area and come here a lot you may want to get a park pass, which allows you to come and go as much as you like for one year at the price of $100.

inherited from Reimers Ranch

ethic

The climbing ethic is fairly casual, many classic routes are chipped but this was done a long time ago and chipping is not tolerated anymore. That being said, do not fill in chipped holes under any circumstances, what's done is done, don't mess with things. Please practice LNT, especially concerning dog poop (pick it up, carry it out, do NOT let them poop on the trail). Bolting must be approved by the Central Texas Mountaineers. Booty is up for grabs but on the rare occasion you see project draws (i.e. more than one draw hanging on a wall) do not remove them.