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description -> "A short crimpy problem that will put your right heel hooking to the test."

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description -> "Several standalone sandstone towers emerge from the lake. Come for easier/moderate, free climbing, and deep water soloing. Climb all year rotating around the spires with the sun. Camping is free down the road. Steel lower-offs are fixed. Great spot to gain confidence leading and take a dip. Be sure to be mindful about your approach:\n\nPark in front of gate to the right in a pullout (you are on camera) and on Travis' property. Be kind and venmo the owner $5/person to @Travis-Williams-379; it's also posted on a sign. This would go a long ways to keeping this approach open into the future. Do not ask for rescue or show up with 15 cars or a bus of kids. Do not linger and party at your car. Park, put your pack on, and go.\nThen Walk 200’ south on the road to a marked opening in the fence- currently it is a neon orange tag and a wooden stake- and follow a new trail west, roughly following the fence line, 10-15 minutes to crag. \n\nAlternatively you can take an hour long approach by boat. Don't park at the beach and walk along the shore if you can help it- it's brutal in the sun."

description -> "Several standalone sandstone towers emerge from the lake. Come for easier/moderate, free climbing, and deep water soloing. Climb all year rotating around the spires with the sun. Camping is free down the road. Steel lower-offs are fixed. Great spot to gain confidence leading and take a dip. Be sure to be mindful about your approach."

description -> "#### Eastern Approach (Kerns Rd.)\n\n1. Park in either lot at Kerncliff Park, and walk north on Kerns Rd. up the hill until you reach a suspiciously large cluster of road signs (at 3rd Concession Rd. E.)\n2. Continue walking ~20m until you see [the Bruce Trail access on the left](https://media.openbeta.io/u/27339796-f8b5-48ed-b1bf-856dbd5289a2/PdhbbMW9BK.jpg?w=1024&q=75). (GPS: [43.347522° N 79.860731° W](https://www.google.com/maps/place/43%C2%B020'51.1%22N+79%C2%B051'38.6%22W/@43.3474519,-79.8609112,20z/data=!4m4!3m3!8m2!3d43.347522!4d-79.860731?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI0MDkxNS4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D))\n3. Head left into the forest, [until you reach a fork in the trail](https://media.openbeta.io/u/27339796-f8b5-48ed-b1bf-856dbd5289a2/tMqWMCbHRp.jpg?w=1024&q=75). This is the King Side Trail. Take the left fork to continue on the Bruce Trail. (GPS: [43.345636° N 79.862336° W](https://www.google.com/maps/place/43%C2%B020'44.3%22N+79%C2%B051'44.4%22W/@43.3456399,-79.8649163,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m4!3m3!8m2!3d43.345636!4d-79.862336?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI0MDkxNS4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D))\n4. Continue walking until the trail turns to follow the cliff edge. [You should see a side trail branch off to the left](https://media.openbeta.io/u/27339796-f8b5-48ed-b1bf-856dbd5289a2/fNDdDjwbLw.jpg?w=1024&q=75). (GPS: [43.344236° N 79.860939° W](https://www.google.com/maps/place/43%C2%B020'39.3%22N+79%C2%B051'39.4%22W/@43.3442399,-79.8635193,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m4!3m3!8m2!3d43.344236!4d-79.860939?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI0MDkxNS4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D)) — take this trail and [follow it to the downclimb](https://media.openbeta.io/u/27339796-f8b5-48ed-b1bf-856dbd5289a2/zg6zhcGtpk.jpg?w=1024&q=75). A downclimb rope is available to use at your own risk.\n5. After the downclimb you will be at the Warmup Sector.\n\n#### Western Approach (King Rd.)\n\n1. Park at the [King Road Bruce Trail Access](https://maps.app.goo.gl/QptG6Bn5NsgZHMEXA), there are three parking spots and about 5-6 spots along the shoulder. **Do not park on the road or you will get ticketed**.\n2. Enter the forest and [follow the Bruce trail](https://media.openbeta.io/u/27339796-f8b5-48ed-b1bf-856dbd5289a2/Lq8kWhPzWj.jpg?w=1024&q=75) (white blazes.) (GPS: [43.338253° N 79.865950° W](https://maps.app.goo.gl/KZa2nPNPMLpCx5TNA))\n3. After you pass the electrical tower, [take the unmarked side trail on your right](https://media.openbeta.io/u/27339796-f8b5-48ed-b1bf-856dbd5289a2/nHTDNLnztL.jpg?w=1024&q=75). (GPS: [43.338925° N 79.864767° W](https://maps.app.goo.gl/C2SAL5NpgmAngyyE8))\n4. Follow this trail along the cliff edge. This side trail will eventually fold back into the main Bruce Trail — **continue following the cliff edge** until you find a descent into [a lower section of the cliff edge](https://media.openbeta.io/u/27339796-f8b5-48ed-b1bf-856dbd5289a2/NNKTDRTjrc.jpg?w=1024&q=75). (GPS: [43.340917° N 79.862175° W](https://maps.app.goo.gl/Yckn8yujkDFpKwuA6))\n5. The [descent into the sport climbing and cheese area](https://media.openbeta.io/u/27339796-f8b5-48ed-b1bf-856dbd5289a2/KFgj6DHDdb.jpg?w=1024&q=75) is at the far end of this lower section. A strap of webbing is provided, as well as several lengths of chain link bolted along the rock face. Recommend use of a personal anchor during the descent as this is a class 4 descent with or without packs/pads. (GPS: [43.341011° N 79.861883° W](https://maps.app.goo.gl/3eFRTdSKkxPcEs1T9))"

description -> "Standalone sandstone towers. Deep water soloing. Year round climbing. Free Camping. Fixed steel lower-offs. And tons of easy to moderate sport climbs! A gorgeous spot to gain confidence and perhaps go for a dip."

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length -> 160m

description -> "An 8 pitch, long and sustained climb."

location -> "Directly right of Red Rock, starts under a tree at the base."

protection -> "15 quickdraws, 20 in case you want to link pitches"

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