Static Point best in North America?

[curtveld]

Best anywhere

Dude, it isn't even the best in the Sultan Basin

[sobo]

Yep, it was open to climbing when I was last there a couple of decades ago. Ice climbing as well. Stone Mountain is notorious for micro-edges and dime-size fingernail pinches. You could amputate both hands at the wrists and it wouln't hurt your climbing ability here, except tying it at the belays...

 

Re: LOTM, I thought that the scenery looked awfully familiar as well, but I think it might have been filmed more down near Whitesides Mountain, near Brevard NC, on the border between North and South Carolina. I could check my DVD at home and see what the credits say...

[sobo]

UPDATE:

 

My little daughter stuffed a bunch of change and other whatnots into the DVD player over the weekend (just found out about this last night), and now it's toast. The LCD window won't even light up.

 

Time to shell out yet another $200...

[ken4ord]

Whitehorse Ledge in North Conway, NH gets my vote. 800 feet of slab goodness.

 

 

 

 

[matt_m]

Whitehorse is fantastic - and if you get tired of the slabs just keep walking around to the wonder wall area - Proud stuff over there too. In fact Whitehorse/Cahtedral is one of my favorite areas PERIOD

[DJ_Dirty_Ernie]

hell yeah, whitehorse/cathedral is one of the only real reasons one might have for living in the NE. whitehorse is the best slab climbing I've done and beats out static point in a head to head. but that might be b/c the only time I was at static point I was a surly 11 yr old.

[layton]

Anyone mentioned the Apron on the Chief in Squamish????

 

That gets my vote hands down. Sooo many good times

[EWolfe]

It's like the seventh post

 

Dude.