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Meyers Rock is one of several igneous sea stacks on Meyers Beach.This rock is sixty feet and has a two cracks forming a V on the north side,both which are climbable with gear.There are two more routes on the west beach side.One on the left that is a crack climb,which follows the obviouse crack up the arete and run it out from yhe top of the crack to the top.The other beachside route climbs the right face.All four established routes are boltless,so bring a full rack and some long slings .Anchors are no longer present do to deteriorating rock on top.Youll need a good experienced climbing buddy to anchor you as you rap over the top and down the opposite side.I used two ropes,although one may be enough for two of the routes.
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Sequence numbers indicate the left (L) to right (R) order of the routes.
