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Table Mountain Jailhouse Rock
5.14b Death Sentence Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.14a/b Flower Power Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.14b Tower Of Power Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.14c Green Mile Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13c Knee to Knee Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13d Knee to Tower Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.14b Knee to Mile Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13d Fryerplace Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13a ★★ Toe to Toe Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13d Grab Your Toes, Boy! Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.14b Unforgiven Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13b Pardon Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.14- Wabi Sabi Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.14b The Mark Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.14a Lolita Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13c Skid Row Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13d Skitz Row Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13d Death Row Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13d Dead Man Walking Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.14b Hardened Criminal Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13a ★★★ Fugitive Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13b Tommy Lee Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13b Most Wanted Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.14b Smooth Criminal Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.14d Arsonist Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.14b Burning Down the House Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13b Public Burning Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.12c Texas Illegal Activity Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.12b ★★ Common Thug Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13b ★★ Public Mayhem Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13a Pick Pocket Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13b Flight Risk Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13b ★★ Slammer Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.13b Solitary Confinement Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.12b Shackled Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.12b ★★ Conjugal Visit Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.12b Blacklisted Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.12d ★★ Felon Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.11c Lobotomy Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.11d Cuckoo's Nest Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.
5.12a Straight Jacket Jailhouse has been and remains privately owned. The owner has graciously allowed an access easement and conservation easement to let climbers get to and climb at the cliff. Current access is now via the new double gate and gravel road. In the future, a new route may be necessary due to future subdivisions. For the current gate code and rules, visit http://www.accessfund.org/jailhouse. Some critical conditions of the easement we need to comply with include: No dogs on the property Close all gates (typically there are over 200 head of horses on the property), particularly the gate to O'Byrnes Ferry Road No loud music No fires No camping at the cliff, trailhead, or anywhere in the vicinity Access allowed only from sun-up to one hour after sundown No littering In addition, seasonal raptor closures on a portion of cliff line may be posted on the property and online if there is active raptor nesting. Our ability to climb here is contingent on our compliance with the conditions of the easement.

Columbia Adventure limestone bouldering with a Cowboy Western feel.
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Columbia State Historic Park
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park
The Labyrinth
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park The Labyrinth
Waterway West
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park The Labyrinth Waterway West
VB Unnamed Arête
V5 Anarchy Left Finish
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park The Labyrinth
Labyrinth Main
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park The Labyrinth Labyrinth Main
V1 Pope Problem 426
V2 Little Bulge Far Left
V2 Little Bulge Right
V1 Underworld
V1 Elephant Head
VB Traverse Of The Gods
V5 PG13 The Minotaur
V4/5 The Scoop
V0 Welcome To The Labyrinth - left
V0- Welcome To The Labyrinth - right
V0 Arête Toss
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park The Labyrinth
Waterway Caves
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park The Labyrinth Waterway Caves
V2 R High Five
V5 Bat Vision
V6 Grave Of The Underpants
V4 PG13 Bum Shrine
V6 The Behemoth
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park The Labyrinth
Waterway East
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park The Labyrinth Waterway East
V7 History's Mysteries
V6 The Rose
V2 X Pretty Eyes
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park The Labyrinth
The Approach Boulders
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park The Labyrinth The Approach Boulders
V4 Sonoralandia
V3 The Cave Route
V3 Hobo Highway
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park The Labyrinth
Miners Bane Area
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park The Labyrinth Miners Bane Area
V4 PG13 White Berries
V7 Miners Bane
V8 Complex By Design
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park The Labyrinth
West
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park The Labyrinth West
V7 Aries Curse
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park
Horse Trail Boulders
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park Horse Trail Boulders
V2 Silver Arête
V5 Horse Trail Arête
V5 Horse Trail Face
V0 Broken Face
V2 Font Arête
V3 R Horse Trail Prow
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park
Diggins Boulders
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park Diggins Boulders
African Roof
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park Diggins Boulders African Roof
V2 PG13 Sloper Exit
V1 African Roof
V0 Big Easy
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park Diggins Boulders
Tent City
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park Diggins Boulders Tent City
V0 Tent City Face
V1 Around The Brown
V0 Tent City Arête
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park
Picnic Boulders
Columbia Columbia State Historic Park Picnic Boulders
V4 The Axe Wound
Columbia
Upper Arboretum
Columbia Upper Arboretum
Entrance Boulders
Columbia Upper Arboretum Entrance Boulders
V0 Crack Inspection

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