COVID-19 Climbing Closures: The Red River Gorge in the Daniel Boone National Forest, Muir Valley, and all RRGCC-owned property - which includes Miller Fork Recreational Preserve, Bald Rock Recreational Preserve, and Pendergrass-Murray Recreational Preserve - are closed. Please stay home and stay safe. See links above for more details about each climbing area.

Gray's Branch Region

»Grays Wall
»Left Flank
»Military Wall
»Raven Rock
»Spring Wall
»Tunnel Wall

Lower Gorge Region

»Asylum Wall
»Backside Wall
»Bear Wollor Hollor
»Bee Branch Rock
»Between Wall
»Blackburn Rock
»Board Wall
»Brighton Wall
»Buzzard Ridge
»Clearcut Wall
»Coffin Ridge
»Dip Wall
»Dome, The
»Indian Creek Crag
»Jazz Rock
»Long Wall
»Lost Ridge
»Lumpy Wall
»Minas Tirith
»Muscle Beach
»Pebble Beach
»Pistol Ridge
»Purple Valley
»Symphony Wall
»Tarr Ridge
»Teeth Buttress
»Willie's Wall

Northern Gorge Region

»Dunkan Rock
»Fortress Wall
»Mariba Fork
»Meyer's Fork
»Phantasia
»Sassafras Rock

Middle Gorge Region

»Adena Wall
»Cloud Splitter
»Gladie Rock
»Hen's Nest
»Jewel Pinnacle
»Lower Small Wall
»Middle Small Wall
»Pinch-em Tight Ridge
»Sheltowee Wall
»Staircase Wall
»Tower Rock
»Upper Small Wall
»Window Wall
»Wolfpen

Upper Gorge Region

»Doorish Wall
»Eagle Point Buttress
»Moonshiner's Wall
»Wall of Denial
»Woody's Wall

Eastern Gorge Region

»Buzzard's Roost
»Camp Store Crag
»Chimney Top
»Eastern Sky Bridge Ridge
»Funk Rock City
»Half Moon
»Lower Sky Bridge Ridge
»Princess Arch
»Rock Bridge
»Rough Trail
»Sky Bridge
»Western Sky Bridge Ridge
»Wildcat Wall

Tunnel Ridge Road Region

»Auxier Ridge
»Courthouse Rock
»D. Boone Hut Crag
»Double Arch
»Haystack Rock
»Jailhouse Rock
»Star Gap Arch Area

Natural Bridge Region

»Beer Trailer Crag
»Friction Slab
»Lady Slipper - Emerald City
»Lady Slipper - Global Village
»Quarry Rock
»Roadside Crag - LIMITED ACCESS
»See Rocks
»Slade Rock
»Torrent Falls - LIMITED ACCESS
»Zoo, The

Southern Region Muir Valley Miller Fork

»Alcatraz
»Camelot
»Chaos
»Cloud 9
»Cooper's Cove
»Corner Pocket
»Deep End
»Fruit Wall
»Graveyard
»Hal Garner Memorial Crag, The
»Highlands
»Infirmary, The
»Laboratory, The
»Monastery
»Morgue, The
»Nursery, The
»Pharmacy, The
»Portal, The
»Real Deep End
»Record Shop, The
»Sanitarium
»Scotch Wall
»Secret Garden
»Serenity Point
»Vine Wall

»Drop Out Wall
»McCow Pasture
»Pepper Wall
»Salt Wall

Jazz Rock

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Grade	Trad	Mixed	Sport	Total
5.6	10	-	-	11

Directions to Jazz Rock

USFS

This wall is in property owned by USFS. Be respectful.

This island of rock is reached by hiking left (southwestward) 200 feet along a ridge from the extreme point of Symphony Wall. The obvious crack on its east side is Bambi: Caught in the Headlights.

Wall Sun: Unknown

Click the column heads to sort. Hold shift to sort on multiple columns.

Route	Spray	Name	Type	Grade	Quality	User Stars	Length	Picture
0 1	-1	Colonic Irrigation	Trad	-1 4th		(1)	60 60ft	0
1 2	-1	Bambi: Caught in the Headlights	Trad	6 5.6		2.00 (2)	40 40ft	1
2 3	-1	Dead Deer	Toprope	17 5.10a		0.50 (2)	40 40ft	0
3 4	-1	Long Live Trad	Trad	20 5.10c		4.20 (5)	60 60ft	0
4 5	-1	My, What a Pretty Crack You Have	Trad	5 5.5		1.00 (3)	60 60ft	0
5 6	-1	Piranha	Trad	8 5.7		3.00 (1)	70 70ft	0
6 7	-1	Mashed Potatos	Trad	11 5.8		2.00 (1)	55 55ft	0
7 8	-1	Green Beans	Trad	14 5.9		2.00 (1)	0 0ft	0
8 9	-1	Grilled Steak	Trad	18 5.10b		3.00 (1)	30 30ft	0
9 10	-1	Caesar Salad	Trad	6 5.6		1.00 (1)	40 40ft	0
10 11	-1	Apple Dumplings	Trad	3 5.3		3.00 (1)	40 40ft	0

Comments

2 comments {add your own comments}

1

Anonymous said on January 4th, 2005

GPS (approx where LLT is): 37.8724�N, 83.6681�W

2

ynot said on December 26th, 2006

It's 100 or more feet left of Long Live Trad. Closer to Pirahna.

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).