Nodes in Gooseberry

There is a top-roping ban in effect meaning that top-ropes may only be setup by a climber who has led the climb from the ground up. DO NOT SLING CEDARS and pad all other trees when building anchors.

About 20m left of the Bookends corner, look for a left-facing corner about 5m up the wall, below a square roof. Climb up to the corner, then to the roof, dodge it to the left, then up a short hand crack on the left side of the roof, then step right to a brushy ledge to finish.

Climb the thin left face of the Bookends corner.

There is a top-roping ban in effect meaning that top-ropes may only be setup by a climber who has led the climb from the ground up. DO NOT SLING CEDARS and pad all other trees when building anchors.

Starts at number 37

Starts at number 36

Starts at number 35

There is a top-roping ban in effect meaning that top-ropes may only be setup by a climber who has led the climb from the ground up. DO NOT SLING CEDARS and pad all other trees when building anchors.

Starts at number 33.

There is a top-roping ban in effect meaning that top-ropes may only be setup by a climber who has led the climb from the ground up. DO NOT SLING CEDARS and pad all other trees when building anchors.

Retro-bolted. Anchors are below the roof.

If the roof is pulled, goes at 5.11b -- currently not bolted past the anchors.

Climb the steep face just left of the Easy Steps corner to a bolted anchor. Very high first bolt.

Climb the featured, but usually dirty, corner.

Climb the smaller cracks on the face right of the corner. Watch for the large loose block about 1/3 of the way up.

There is a top-roping ban in effect meaning that top-ropes may only be setup by a climber who has led the climb from the ground up. DO NOT SLING CEDARS and pad all other trees when building anchors.

7 Bolts plus anchors. Climb up to a roof and rest at the "namesake" hold before entering the crux. Continue up the face to reach another onsight eliminating roof just below the anchors.