Ampitheater Guide

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Contributors

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

Hard Landin' Brandon Bryan Hall Paul Haber Simon Dale Jeff Mekolites Jill McFarlane Guilherme Fonseca Ron Edwards Keyser sara g

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1. Ampitheater 15 in Area
2. Index by grade

1. Ampitheater 15 routes in Area

Summary:

Seasonality

Trad climbing and Rock climbing

Lat / Long: 35.870552, -81.893459

access issues

Beware that the gate at the base of the paved road is sometimes shut. As of Mar 2014, it is closed so you have quite a long walk up the winding switchback road to get to the start of the approach trail. I think it is opening again in April.

Falcons nest in this area, and seasonal closures are common. Check for current closures before you go.

inherited from Linville Gorge

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Predominantly trad with bolted anchors, but some of the more popular climbs at Table Rock have bolts as well as gear. Don't put any more bolts in please, but some of the bolts could use replacing if you know what you are doing.