climbing castle crags
Saturday, Sep 5. 2009 – Category: Outdoors
last weekend wendy, keisuke, alisa and i headed up to Castle Crags to climb Six Toe Crack (the same route i climbed last year with jaime & zac). as with last year, it was fantastic. the weather was beautiful, the sky was clear of any clouds and a deep blue, and we had a great time.
i took some photos from the whole weekend, including hanging out at the awesome little B&B the night before, the climbing, and of the drive home.
alisa put some photos up on her Tumblr too.
Tags: castle crags, Climbing, mt. shasta
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Garrett D'Amore Says:
September 6th, 2009 at 08:41Wow. This looks like an amazing climb. I’ve not done any much trad climbing yet, still gotta find some good climbing partners in my area.
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stevel Says:
September 6th, 2009 at 09:12it’s a really fantastic climb… highly recommend it. 3 pitches, 5.8-5.7-5.7 with a tough 5.9ish variation on the first 5.7 pitch. easy to protect, totally solid belay anchors and an absolutely amazing view at the top. i definitely recommend it for a good starter trad lead.
also more importantly, it’s only 10 minutes away from fantastic beers and burgers in mt. shasta city
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