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These sandstone cliffs hold a treasured history in California climbing, dating back to the 1930's. Located between Chatsworth and Simi Valley, a popular bouldering spot, also host to hundreds of top rope routes, with a couple lead routes thrown in. Classic Southern California Sandstone, grippy texture, but friable when wet, a fun place to learn climbing movement and learn how to make top rope anchors.
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Group Excursions or Private Trips

Climbing Stoney Point

Meet Your Guide

Hi! I'm Paul.

I’m the founder of Type One Outdoors, and have been living with T1D for 37 years.
I’ve been climbing since 2009 and guiding for a number of years now.
I am certified with the American Mountain Guides Association as a Single Pitch Instructor and a NOLS certified Wilderness First Responder.

What to Bring

Prepare a small backpack (about 10-15 litres in size)
Remember to bring with you all the supplies you’ll need for the day including medications, low treats, backup meter, lunch, snacks and water (1 litre is the usual but perhaps 2 litres in the summertime)

There’s a short 5 minute hike in from parking on the side of a busy road.
Trail runners are perfect footwear on this terrain

There’s no restrooms at Stoney Point, so be prepared to use “Nature;s Latrine”

Since we will be exposed to the elements:
Sun protection, and wind protection are the main things to consider (layers are the way to go)
In the winter it can get chilly, so a beanie and puffy will be great additions.
The summertime can get toasty out there in the sun.
For summer trips, I’d add a wide brimmed hat, sunscreen, lip balm, sun hoodie.

What's included

  • Climbing Helmet
  • CLimbing Harness
  • Safety Equipment & Ropes
  • Climbing Shoes

If you have your own climbing gear, please feel free to bring it.

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For Diabetic Climbers:

Bring any medications you might need for the day, including insulins. I will bring an assortment of handy refrigeration gadgets to keep all our medications temperature controlled for the day.

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Trek Waiver

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Understanding that any outdoor activity comes with inherent risks of injury and even death in the most extreme cases.

You are also agreeing not to do things that may jeopardize the safety of the guide or other participants.

You are agreeing that you will not adversely interfere with the natural environments we will be using (other than normal use of the trails, equipment and infrastructure) This includes wildlife, sensitive ecosystems, manmade structures, maintained trails, markers, safety devices, safety structures, and personnel.

Since you are signing up to join us on this activity, you are doing so at your own will and you understand all the risks involved. (if you don’t, please ask. If you still don’t, Please don’t sign) You’re also agreeing to let your leader know if you have any medical condition that needs to be disclosed before we set out, and you agree to prepare yourself adequately before the activity and be as self sufficient as possible as not to be an adverse burden upon the rest to the party or strangers.

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