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Sudoku - Photo by krabikrabi
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Welcome to Red River Climbing.
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Red River Gorge Rock Climbs - Second Edition
Written by Ray Ellington, this is the 2nd Edition of the fully comprehensive color guide to the Red River Gorge, Kentucky. This revised and updated edition describes over 1600 climbs, including over 300 previously undocumented pitches in Muir Valley and the Pendergrass-Murray Recreational Preserve.

Red River Gorge, Rock Climbs also showcases the region's climbing with hundreds of color photographs, including stunning action shots from Simon Carter, Dawn Kish, Jim Thornburg, Peter McDermott, Wes Allen, and Scott James.
View a sample PDF of the new guide!

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Announcement: New to climbing, want to go to Gorge!!
Posted: AndersonE @ Thu Jul 24, 2008 10:29 am
Hey guys I have been climbing at Climb time for 3 months now and want to go to the gorge to climb. I only have a harness and am getting a rope here soon. Does anyone know what kind of rope is the best. I dont mind paying extra for a better quality rope.

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Announcement: Whats up with leaving Gear???
Posted: sendit @ Wed Jul 23, 2008 5:35 pm
Lots of recently left trad gear got me thinking...
.5 cam on 'get on the good foot'
a trango cam on 'double caves crack'

and I found a yellow friend on environmental impact a couple weeks ago that I claim as proper booty.

What's your take on booty?

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Announcement: thurs from cinci
Posted: Andrew @ Tue Jul 22, 2008 8:15 pm
anyone?

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Poll
You're climbing a route and come upon gear, what do you do?

take it as yours on the lead [7]
clip it and clean it on the way down [12]
ignore it and leave it [4]
take it but post a note on rrc.com/ Miguels offering it up [3]
sell it on ebay [1]
take it and brag on rrc about the weak ass who left it [6]

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