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	<title>ClimbingClimbing all of Red River Gorge&#8217;s Madness Cave Routes in a Day</title>
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		<title>Barking Mad: RRG&#8217;s Madness Cave in a Day</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 02 Jul 2012 11:17:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Seventeen-year-old Dylan Barks completed all of the routes in the Red River Gorge’s famous-for-hard-routes Madness Cave in one day. ]]></description>
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<div><!--begin paragraph-->7/5/12 &#8211; <strong>Seventeen-year-old Dylan Barks completed all of the routes in the <a href="/route/favorite-place/red-river-gorge/" class="aim-internal-link">Red River Gorge</a>’s famous-for-hard-routes Madness Cave in one day. </strong>The Madness Cave, in the Motherlode area, holds the largest and steepest collection of 5.13+ climbs in the Red River Gorge.Barks sent all six of the routes, <em>Transworld Depravity</em> (5.14a), <em>Omaha Beach</em> (5.14a), <em>Last of the Bohicans</em> (5.13d), <em>Pushing Up Daisies</em> (5.13d), <em>The Madness</em> (5.13c), and <em>Forty Ounces of Justice</em> (5.13a), without a single fall. Barks saw it as a good training day.</p>
<p>“It wasn&#8217;t really a goal of mine at all, it kind of just worked out,” says Barks. “Once I completed one route, I just moved on to the next and kept going until I had done them all.”</p>
<p>Barks is training for the <a href="/skill/skill-type/techniques/sport-climbing/" class="aim-internal-link">Sport Climbing</a> Series 2012 Youth Nationals, which starts Thursday, July 5, at Stone Summit in Atlanta. After that, Barks plans to return to the Red in the fall.</p>
<p>Barks, who has only been climbing for four years, has also sent two other extremely hard lines in the Gorge: <em>Lucifer</em> (5.14c) and <em>Southern Smoke</em> (5.14c).</p>
<p>Date of ascent: June 19, 2012</p>
<p>Sources: Dylan Barks, Michaela Kiersch</p>
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