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rockandlice
Mar 24, 2009, 7:25 PM
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Well, after doing some searching I couldn't find exactly what I was after, so here I am. If there is a thread already covering this, please link me to it and we'll pretend this never happened.
I was planning to hit the new this weekend. The weather may not cooperate however. I'm jonesing badly to climb saturday and sunday however. Thinking I may make the sprint to RRG from VA. Are there a notable amount of decent moderate climbs that stay dry in the rain? anything 5.easy to 5.10 range would be preferrable as I'll have a at least one new-ish climber along with me.
Oh, and jug hauls are fine, but any face routes protected by high overhangs or routes with more edgy/pockety face climbs would be a bonus.
Thanks for any help! 
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Becknology
Mar 25, 2009, 1:34 PM
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There are some cracks on Dip wall that stay dry. If you don't have a rack, check out Bruise Brothers Wall at Muir Valley. Although it's usually crowded. Phantasia also has some covered moderate routes.
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olive
Mar 25, 2009, 5:16 PM
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Red has bunch of crags that stay dry in rain. You'll definitely find stuff in your range. Check out the guidebook, or ask at redriverclimbing.com for specifics... (sorry I dont have time now to get into details).
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