Lost Wall
+General information
Land Manager: Crockford-Pigeon Mountain WMA, Georgia DNR
Native Lands: ᏣᎳᎫᏪᏘᏱ Tsalaguwetiyi (Cherokee, East), S’atsoyaha (Yuchi) (from Native-land.ca)
Area Reps: Emily Martin, emartinblue@yahoo.com & Dave Adkins, dave.adkins79@gmail.com
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Lost Wall is located in northwest Georgia near the city of Lafayette, Georgia.
The cliff is aptly named as it is barely visible from the road in the valley. But take a trip up the mountain and you will find one of Georgia’s hidden gems. A sandstone fortress with 80 ft. walls awaits the climbers who want to venture out and explore.
Lost Wall resides in the Crockford Pigeon Mountain Wildlife Management Area. A hunting or fishing license is required to visit any area within the WMA (Lost Wall, Rocktown, Zahnd). You can buy daily or annual licenses. The best option for climbers include the hunting, fishing or annual lands pass. All licenses include camping.
Crockford-Pigeon Mountain (Lost Wall + Rocktown) have announced their 2024 hunting closure dates:
October 19-20
November 14-16
December 11-14
No climbing is allowed during these dates. Visit Georgia WMA regulations for more info.
Directions
What to Expect
Traditional climbing is the name of the game. Home of many a fist crack, roof systems and sweet vertical sandstone faces, Lost Wall is sure to find a warm spot in your climbing soul. As of recently, the SCC established an agreement with the DNR and is working to install fixed anchors to protect cliftop ecology. This agreement does not include adding bolts to existing routes nor does it include establishing any NEW routes. Please refer to http://www.mountainproject.
Access notes
- No bolting at Lost Wall. Fixed anchors require permission from Georgia DNR.
- Leave No Trace: Keep this area beautiful and clean. Clean up after yourselves, your peers, and your pets. Lead by example and pick it up on the first pass.
- Dogs welcome on a leash
- Hunting/Fishing license required
- No alcohol
Camping
Camping is located approximately 1-mile up the mountain, on the right past the Rocktown trail head.
Guidebook
Dixie Craggers Atlas