Symphony Wall is the next point of rock a couple hundred yards NW of Brighton Rock. From Brighton Rock, walk a few feet down the hill to an old logging road that traverses the hillside. Follow this in a northerly direction. The old road eventually fades to vague deer trail which leads to Symphony Wall near Boogered. Symphony Wall faces south.

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Route	Spray	Name	Type	Grade	Length	Picture
1	-1	Boogered	Trad	5.11+	60	0
This route climbs out the 10 foot roof at the right end of the wall. Scramble up to a ledge in the back of a cave and traverse out dirty ledges to access the crack. Climb the roof, pull the lip and finish in a dihedral.			Steepness:
2	-1	Arms M Bargo	Aid	A2	75	0
Look for an offset roof left of Boogered. Climb to the roof then traverse until the rock becomes too chossy to climb. Aid the finish of the roof.			Steepness:
3	-1	Pop Tart	Trad	5.7	75	0
This route ascends the dihedral 20 feet from the left end of the wall. Scramble to a ledge, then climb the dihedral to a roof. Move right along the ledge and finish in another dihedral.			Steepness:

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Jerry Bargo said on December 9th, 2004

Directions to Symphony Wall: Symphony Wall is the next point of rock a couple hundred yards NW of Brighton Rock. From Brighton Rock, walk a few feet down the hill to an old logging road that traverses the hillside. Follow this in a northerly direction. The old road eventually fades to vague deer trail which leads to Symphony Wall near Boogered. Symphony Wall faces south.

Jerry Bargo said on December 9th, 2004

Correct directions to Symphony Wall: Symphony Wall is the next point of rock a couple hundred yards NW of Brighton Rock. From Brighton Rock, walk a few feet down the hill to an old logging road that traverses the hillside. Follow this in a northerly direction. The old road eventually fades to vague deer trail which leads to Symphony Wall near Boogered. Symphony Wall faces south.

Anonymous said on January 4th, 2005

GPS: 37.8739�N, 83.6668�W

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).

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