Widgi Left

Bend, Oregon

Oregon

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  • Inside Deschutes National Forest

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  • No access route mapped

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6 routes
V1 – V4
Bouldering

Routes (6)

Orange Marmalade Boulder(1)

Orange MarmaladeV2

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About this crag

Widgi Left is a climbing area in Oregon with 6 routes spanning 4 distinct difficulty grades. The routes are bouldering pads.

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