Anoka Minnesota

I wanted to get out hiking with my dog, and so I decided to check this place out, since I hadn't been there before. I wasn't intending on doing any climbing, but I once I got there, I decided to solo what seemed reasonable in the approach shoes I had on.

Anyway, begin about 15 feet left of "Big Cat Club," and climb straight up a shallow, left-facing dihedral. It's an ok climb in and of itself, but it is not worth the long approach.

It is 15' left of Big Cat Club on the west face.

Thin gear. At the top, you could sling a horn or place a #0.5 Camalot and traverse right to chain anchors on "Big Cat Club" or scramble off the northeast corner of the formation.