starts just right of Rock til you Drop on sharp crimpers. up to large rail and then open hand crimp to top out.  Bring some finger strength for the crimps and check your footwork or youll never make the jug

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Don't Drop Till You Rock

Rock Till You Drop

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Rock Till You Drop - Sit Start

Doctor Hopper

Get Your Rocks Off

This is the sit start for Rock Till You Drop. Start very low on a decent jug right of the stand start. Work your way left through crimps and a long gaston to reach the start of the original Rock Till You Drop.

This problem starts just left of Doctor Hopper. Left hand on an awkward high crimp and right hand on the undercling used for Doctor Hopper. Move up to the decent crimp rail then veer left to a sidepull before topping out. If you do not control the swing, you will slide down the hill or push your spotter down the hill (hints the name).

This is an extension to "Rock Till You Drop Sit Start". It uses the same start hold but once you get the the first jug rail keep traversing left through crimps and finish on the far left side of the boulder.  

  There is a stand start that starts on the same holds as the original RTYD. The stand start is still very fun but will drop the grade a few points.

This is probably the best route at Juliette and the best route in Middle GA.  It's probably not technically the hardest but it's 20 feet of sustained power moves and lots of fun.  It's overhung for practically the entire length but the crux is in the middle.  It gets juggier at the top.  It's a must do if you are in the area. 

  The FA for this route was done by Rodney Selman, a Macon local.  Rodney probably climbed most of the problems at Juliette in the mid 80's but Rock till You Drop was the only one he really named and the name stuck.

This is a short, very juggy route to the left of Rock Till You Drop.  It consists of a small overhang down low with a small flat face then up to a bunch of ledges and jugs.  There is one hold in the middle that is pretty much a handle.  It's a good route to warm up or burn out on as it is something you just muscle your way up.  If you keep your feet high under the small roof on the flakes and start with your hands on the lowest ledge it makes it harder.  Bring your feet up to the flat face quickly to keep the pressure on your hands and keep sculpting those guns.  It really works the ubulis and the dorsimus minor as Ron Burgandy would say.

This problem starts in the middle of Get your Rocks Off and Rock Till You Drop. Start with left hand on a undercling just above your head then jump to a sharp half pad crimp. From there top out straight up.

I'm not sure if this route knocks Rock Till You Drop off it's throne as the best route at Juliette but I do think it's a bit harder.  It is more overhung than RTYD and the crux is tougher.  It is definitely more dangerous though.  It is pretty well overhung and a fall from the crux puts your back and neck right over a long, sharp rock at the bottom.  It needs to be protected with two to three pads at least.  This route works the far left edge of the rock.  It skirts right over the top of the blank roof underneath and then a massive jug leads you up and over the point.  the crux is about the third move and it's really about getting your feet in the right position to go for the jug. 

This is the largest boulder on the peninsula.  It's main face is overhung and faces the lake.  At the moment the overhung face is divided by a tree that has fallen against it.  It's about 20 feet tall and is home to probably the best route in Middle GA.  This would be the moderatly famous "Rock Till You Drop".  There are several more possible routes on this rock perhaps even harder than RTYD.  There are definitly variations of RTYD to make it harder, not that it's not hard enough in it's own right.  The rock quality is good and the holds are all power.  Some folks top rope this rock because falling from the top out would ruin your day for sure...so be careful.  Many go sans rope but it's advisable to have multiple pads and a few spotters.

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