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Welcome to the redriverclimbing.com online guidebook to the Red River Gorge

Contents: 1846 Routes at 144 Walls (New Layout!) in 10 Regions

	Trad	Mixed	Sport	Bouldering	Toprope	Aid	Total
Total	795	83	890	23	49	6	1846

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This is currently V3 of the online guidebook. To view some of the updates and changes, click here.

Latest Image:

Submitted by: Andrew
Date: Aug 14th, 2008
Altar Boy's Dilemma

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10 Newest Routes:

Pushin' Up Daisies 5.13c **** (S) Aug 17th, 2008
Crude Awakening 5.10b *** (S) Aug 16th, 2008
Flying the Bird 5.10b (S) Aug 13th, 2008
Altar Boy's Dilemma 5.11b *** (S) Aug 11th, 2008
Weak Sauce Project Grade Unknown (S) Jul 30th, 2008
Acuwide 5.8 Jul 16th, 2008
Six Four Face 5.9 Jul 16th, 2008
Surfin' the Whales Back 5.10b (S) Jul 14th, 2008
Stay the Hand (Direct Start) 5.12c * (S) Jul 14th, 2008
Stealing Melinda 5.9 (S) Jul 14th, 2008

Latest Comment:

Aug 19th 2008 - someone said the following about Military Wall:

Does anyone know if the boulder around the corner from Nagypapa has any established problems? I was there today and there is chalked up holds and it looks pretty nasty.

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Route details are copyright Ray Ellington, John Bronaugh, and other Red River Gorge climbers. Climbing is an inherently dangerous sport. The information in this guidebook is subject to error and should supplement never replace common sense and caution, competent guidance and instruction, and actually being outside. One should be especially cautious on matters of route length, descent type, and number of bolts (especially since such things do change occasionally).