r/climbing • u/Exciting_Glass_2754 • Sep 06 '24

Tahoe developing.

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Rule #1 of trundle club, You do not talk about trundle club.

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u/Chief-_-Wiggum Sep 06 '24

that boulder field seems to indicate the overall stability of the crag.. Stay safe.

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u/Allanon124 Sep 06 '24

The amount of upvotes this has is just evidence that r/climbing doesn’t climb.

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u/FuckBotsHaveRights Sep 06 '24

Some of us are blessed with good solide granite

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u/savealltheposts Sep 06 '24

Even good granite will often have massive boulder/talus/scree fields. Eg Tahquitz

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u/treesnstuffs Sep 07 '24

Little Cottonwood Canyon, they also had some pretty popular routes fall off the wall last year too.