Nodes in Graffiti Cave

Rainfall/Flooding/Raised Water Levels

'Cedar Creek' is prone to flash flooding after heavy rainfall and general flooding or regular high water levels during/after rainfall which significantly impacts access to boulders and areas.

Check local community pages if unsure.

Private Property

Toward the end of Cedar Creek Rd are several private properties inaccessible to the public. Ensure no gates are passed (even if open).

Start of great undercling at the back, hard move up and the easy traverse left and top out.

Rainfall/Flooding/Raised Water Levels

'Cedar Creek' is prone to flash flooding after heavy rainfall and general flooding or regular high water levels during/after rainfall which significantly impacts access to boulders and areas.

Check local community pages if unsure.

Private Property

Toward the end of Cedar Creek Rd are several private properties inaccessible to the public. Ensure no gates are passed (even if open).

Start on slope under-cling on the inside of the cave then work your way along the easy traverse, when you reach the end of the traverse reverse and traverse along the top of the boulder. Top out in the middle of the boulder.

Stand start with a decent two finger lock, then get your feet up and it's over.

SS under the cave with sidepull jug LH and RH in crack. The crux is powerful and accurate moving through the hanging block, then onto face right and up.

Full traverse of the Graffiti Cave. Start at the left bulge traversing right, following the fan of rock to punch out of the cave following the V6.

Fun jug traverse across face.

Sit-start this one move wonder, with LH low on lip crimp and RH high on good crimp. Left foot high and right foot in the big crack. Straight up to a vegetated top.

This little rock is on the opposite side of the river to the cave, a meter or two downstream.

Sit start with small crimp and slopey sidepull. Big slap up and over the top. More moves than it looks. Is graded with using the chockstone for feet. Probably still stiff for the grade.

Oliver Rickford

Sit on the convenient rock in the water, start on sidepulls and up.