Type: | Sport, TR, 85 ft (26 m) |
FA: | Layton Kor/ Ray Northcutt - early '60s?, 1st lead Bill Morck/ Mike Clinton - July or August, 1987 |
Page Views: | 104,932 total · 371/month |
Shared By: | Jeff Lockyer on Nov 7, 2001 |
Admins: | Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC |
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Per tooTALLtim: as of 9/24/20, the Lily Lake parking lot has been open for a while.
Previously: per Matt B: this area is currently closed to all visitors due to temporary RMNP closures. The entire parking area is blocked off. Please do not threaten access to this area by climbing during this closure to all visitors.
Previously: per Matt B: this area is currently closed to all visitors due to temporary RMNP closures. The entire parking area is blocked off. Please do not threaten access to this area by climbing during this closure to all visitors.
Description
Follow the trail to the highest point and turn around (right) to see the obvious sharp arete looking back towards the diamond, a beautiful line.
Perhaps one of the most scenic climbs in the Estes Park area, without being on a wall somewhere. This route is photographed and is on the front cover of the Gillett guide book for the [Estes Park] valley areas. A spectacular line.... It is now a bolt lead only protected by 4 bolts and a pin. You can toprope this route by scrambling to the top of the wall up and left from the base of the route.
Perhaps one of the most scenic climbs in the Estes Park area, without being on a wall somewhere. This route is photographed and is on the front cover of the Gillett guide book for the [Estes Park] valley areas. A spectacular line.... It is now a bolt lead only protected by 4 bolts and a pin. You can toprope this route by scrambling to the top of the wall up and left from the base of the route.
Protection
There are 5 anchor bolts on top for toproping and 4 bolts and a pin on the route.
Per Dom R: there are now (July 2018) steel biners at the top which can be used for lowering, rapping, or toproping.
Per Dom R: there are now (July 2018) steel biners at the top which can be used for lowering, rapping, or toproping.
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