I'm starting a week-and-a-half long road trip from Atlanta up to New York and New Hampshire to try to find some cooler temps for climbing in late June.
June 23, 2025
Climbing at Moore's wall with Wes
Do or Dive (5.10a) - My lead. #6 stopper in diagonal right crack above mini roof crux. Even hot and humid it felt easier than P5 on Groover.
Quaker State (5.11a) - Wes led. Thin features on positive holds. Crux is two-thirds of the way up.
Stab in the Dark (5.10+) - My lead. Bouldery start. I wasted a lot of time placing pro after this (pink tricam and 0.4 Totem under the mini roof), so had to hang on the rope. Moving around the arete, reach high and place a #10 nut in the vertical crack. You can put your entire arm into the crack/hole above this piece (I still had to hang on the rope again after pumping out placing gear). Strenuous moves getting up thru this vertical crack system. 0.75 in the horizontal out left. Then easier climbing with thin/sparse pro to the top.
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| Nutsweat from below |
Nutsweat (5.9+) - Wes led. Starts with large blocky climbing. Moves into a right-facing corner. Finishes with a mini roof. Large holds the whole way. Incredible exposure and views.
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| View from the top of Nutsweat |
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