Guadalupe Rock

Guadalupe Rock is possibly the most underrated crag in the Bay Area.

Conditions around the rock change, as this crag sits next to/in the stream that feeds into Guadalupe Reservoir (or, when the reservoir is especially high, in the reservoir itself). But if you don't mind rock-hopping across the stream to start your route, this is a beautiful, secluded place that has several very fun routes and practically no approach.

The rock is really a huge boulder (45-50ft) of moderate-to-good quality stone . The rock holds about half a dozen established routes.

All routes can be easily toproped by walking around the back of the rock and scrambling up to the top (not sketchy at all).

The routes are fun, the area is beautiful, and there is some good potential for more routes here!