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victorblanco
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my votes:
sinks canyon,wyoming
wild iris,wyoming
rifle canyon,colorado
shelf road,colorado
the red,kentucky
smith rocks,oregon
enchanted tower,new mexico
where else?
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rck_climber
Sep 8, 2001, 3:37 AM
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Gotta be Shelf Road, Colorado!
It's a strong sport climber's meca! Bombproof pocketed limestone; short, steep routes, and some 1,000+ routes with only 4 (that I know of, although I'm sure there are a few more) under 5.10.
Mick
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trevor
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American Fork Canyon, Utah
Cottonwood Canyons, Utah
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ericontherocks
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if your ever in the northeast then you should get to Rumney in Rumney NH it exploded in the last couple of years with new routes dave graham put up some monsters way outside my climbing range though
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compclimber
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Clear Creek Canyon, Colorado
Kurt Smith once called it "the most overlooked hard climbing destination on the front range" there are tons of 12s and 13s out here and potential for soooooo many more.
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I would have to be partial to my back yard. SMITH ROCK!! Just check out the guide book. You have Chain Reaction 12c, To Bolt or Not to Bolt 14a, Go Dog Go 12c, and then one of the most photographed rocks in the world Monkey Face. To top it all off, it is great to climb in the winter. Check out smithrock.com. So you know where my vote is.
Brogan
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screamer
Sep 14, 2001, 3:15 PM
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Since i live in utah, i'd have to go with:
American Fork
Maple Canyon
Rifle
Smith
Sinks
For 12's and 13's, The Cottonwood's are a little lacking...
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andy_lemon
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Since I haven't got out west for climbing I'm limited to my say in this but for my neck of the woods the best climbing period can be found at Red River Gorge, KY. If you like overhangs you can find an overhang called Half Moon totally overhanging and it has to be about 120ft tall. Damn it looks crazy...
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anomaly
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In the southeast it would have to be Foster Falls, TN just outside of Chattanooga. There are about 120 routes with less than ten below the 5.10 level and going up to 5.14a all bolted and well maintained
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rck_climber
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Need to change my vote.....
Rifle Canyon, Colorado: has to be the largest collection of really hard climbs I've ever seen. Numerous 14's and a bucket-full of 13's. Truly amazing place.
Mick
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manboy
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iclimb512s
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if ur ever in the south east, there is Foster falls(TN) and river gorge (KT) Foster falls is mostly 11 12 13.. although they do have something for everyone.
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rrrADAM
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If I can only pic 1, hmmmmmmm.......
It'd have to be American Fork.
rrrADAM
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