For more information on the climbs reviewed below, call Stuart Cowles at 252-9996. Us - There is a plaque bolted into the rock face near the rappel anchors that mark the top of this magnificent climb. From this vantage point, the climber can easily retrace the steps he or she followed to conquer this tricky route. Steep face moves. Thin positive edges.
Some folks prefer to take Toads as one long pitch.
Others break it into two short ones. If you enjoy hiking in the woods, you'll find getting there is as fun as climbing the route. A winding trail takes climbers past the Art Lobe Trail to a pretty rock face know to locals as Cedar Rock. Dinkus Dog - A spectacular route on the South Side of Looking Glass Rock in Pisgah National Forest. Left of the Danger Dog Buttress, Dinkus Dog follows a black striped line up a near vertical wall of horizontals and edges for two hundred feet, Protection in the horizontals is excellent with an abundance of one-half to two inch wide cracks.