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atomix1010
Mar 19, 2008, 6:23 PM
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I went up to Haycock last Saturday and was unpleasantly suprised. I had heard of Haycock being hard to navigate but i must be missing on something. Ispent a good 2hours looking around and found maybe 4 actull cliamble boulders. What gives?
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Alpine07
Mar 19, 2008, 6:38 PM
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I would suggest getting someone who knows their way around Haycock to take you. I have only been there once or twice a couple years ago, or else I would try and help you out more. What I do remember from Haycock is lots of walking to the climbing, and lots of walking in between climbing. All the boulders are pretty far apart and hard to find.
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A_UM_Climber
May 27, 2008, 1:30 PM
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Sounds like Haycock alright. I have only been there three or four times and I still have trouble finding routes. It's best to head up there with someone who knows where the routes are. I don't go to Haycock without my GPS.
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DaveEscobar
May 2, 2009, 4:13 PM
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It's a pretty big part and things can be pretty stretched out. I went with a friend of mine who considers haycock his home he used to climb with the guy that wrote the guide. Check out the guide it's pretty good. A good part depends on where you park too. If you can find hanger 18 I've spent whole days only there. If you go on the weekends there are usually a lot of climbers around one can probably point you in the right direction if you can't find something.
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