Exit 38

Trip

Top Rope Rock Climb - Exit 38/Far Side Crags

Outdoor rock climbing for Seattle Climbing Community.

  • Sun, May 12, 2024
  • Seattle Climbing
  • Climbing
  • Rock Climb
  • Adults
  • Moderate

Let's meet at Dirty Harry's Balcony trailhead parking lot at 8:10am and be geared up and ready to go by 8:30am if possible. Please don't forget a Discovery Pass is required to park at the TH.

We aim to wrap up by 1pm or earlier depending on group desire

All inquiries sent before registration open date will be ignored. When requesting permission (as a participant or leader) please indicate the range of difficulty you are interested in climbing, either on top rope or on lead. That will help me form a compatible group and help determine which crag(s) we visit. Participants should have experience belaying a climber on top rope. You either need to have top rope belay badge with The Mountaineers, or you have a top-rope belay card with Vertical World/Edgework. Assistant leaders should be able to lead belay and to lead sport routes and can bring a rope and quickdraws.

In term of the crags we will go to, we will head to Eastern Block & Squishy Bell first. Single pitch cragging, starting with easier stuff in the 5.6-5.9 range to warm up.

Note that to be consistent with latest climbing "best practices", I am requiring that you use an assisted braking device (ADB) belay device on this trip.  If you don't have one, let me know ahead of time and you may be able to borrow one.  Examples include: Grigri, Pilot, Jul. Here's a link to some additional info on appropriate ABD devices: https://www.sourceclimbing.com/abd

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Required Equipment

Required Equipment

Harness, belay device, personal anchor, rock shoes. 

Note that to be consistent with latest climbing "best practices", I am requiring that you use an assisted braking device (ADB) belay device on this trip.  If you don't have one, let me know ahead of time and you may be able to borrow one.  Examples include: Grigri, Pilot, Jul. Here's a link to some additional info on appropriate ABD devices: https://www.sourceclimbing.com/abd

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