Pick Your Nose Sector Guide

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Kai

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1. Pick Your Nose Sector 6 in Area
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1. Pick Your Nose Sector 6 routes in Area

Summary:

Seasonality

Sport climbing, Rock climbing and Trad climbing

Lat / Long: 46.504036, -83.125059

access issues

The road leading to the Eyeball does indeed pass through private property, namely the farm that you pass by a kilometre from Hwy 554. The farmers who own this property are devout Seventh Day Adventists, to whom Saturday is the holy day of the week. As a result, the farmers close and lock the gate opposite their house from Friday sunset to Saturday sunset. This poses some access problems for your regular run-of-the-mill weekend warrior from Toronto, because it’s next to impossible to make the 6-hour drive from Toronto after work on a Friday and get through the gate before sunset. Source climbsudbury.com

inherited from Eyeball

ethic

See climbsudbury.com