Lucky Charms
Lucky Charms
The group of routes known as the Irish Canyons are (north to south) Lucky Charms, Shillelagh, Blarney, and Leprechaun.
2024-02-24—Two of us completed the route in about 1h 40m. It was a fun challenge to do all of the up and down climbing. With one down climb, we used a hand line to help the first person down and then did a partner assist to help the second person down.
- Not a destination on its own.
- Be extremely careful that you are dropping into the correct drainage.
- With the about one hour time it will take to complete, hydrate well at the vehicle and leave the pack behind. You will enjoy this route much more if you travel light.
- Those completing this route should have the ability to lead a 5.6 to 5.7 climb.
- The route has several fun sections of climbing with a fall potential of up to 25 ft. Beginners and youngsters will require a competent leader and a 50 ft rope for hand lines and belays.
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