Ya I bet.
What's the consensus on number days after some rain to climb? Hoping to go mid-week this week.
A question that comes up a lot and it is a loaded one that has to be considered on a case by case basis.
If you're like me and prefer the rock to actually be dry for maximum enjoyment, you could be in for a long wait.
That being said - I am also drawn to routes off the beaten path.
On routes that don't see a lot of traffic or have moss and lichen it can take days or weeks to dry out.
Black furry moss dries quicker, thick green moss is underlain by soil, lichen makes things slimy.
What's at the top of the route? Soil? That can drip for weeks after significant rain.
Clean routes that aren't in water chutes and get full sun like stuff at Discovery or Monolith can be fine in a matter of hours.
Some people don't care and will climb in any conditions.
It's my opinion that you can't hurt the rock at Pinnacles. It's all living on borrowed time anyway.
