ALLOWED USES:
Rock climbing, hiking, natural observation and photography, and environmental education and interpretation.
PROHIBITED USES:
Camping, mountain biking, hunting, firearms (including paintball guns), fires and metal detecting.
This is what the Texas Mountaineers Climbing Club says about climbing at Baldy Point: "Types of Climbing:
Toproping, lead climbing, and rappelling. With over 80 routes
listed in the now out of print guide, the climbs at Quartz Mountain
include low-angle faces, high-angle faces, cracks, chimneys, and
offwidths. The majority of the climbs fall in the 5.7 to 5.11+ range,
but there are a few 5.5s for warming up and some serious 5.12s for
those days when you're feeling extra hard-core. (Beware, the routes
at Quartz tend to be run-out, so all routes at all grades should be
taken seriously and should only be attempted by leaders who are solid
at that grade level.) "
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