Map of suck creek tennessee

Description:Review Intro Climbing at Suck Creek dates back to at least the 's when local legends like Rob Robinson roamed the Chattanooga crags. Suck Creek is as close to a true adventure as one can find so close to downtown. In addition to the wild-west feel of Marion County, the parking is unmarked, the trails are completely lost to time, the approaches on both sides of the canyon are long and steep, and the climbing is almost totally free of fixed gear and, in many cases, even anchors. A handful of sport routes do exist but there likely won't be any more put up. What Makes It Great Though the rock quality on the good routes is comparable to the excellent Tennessee Wall , the overall rugged remoteness makes it feel like climbing at Suck Creek is way out there. Good, you should be!

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