Hashtag Selfie offers a crisp, focused climb in the heart of the San Bernardino Mountains that rewards determination with a burst of adrenaline. The route sits on the Middle Tier's right side, just shy of more crowded corridors, giving you space to feel the solid grip of the rock and the rhythm of your movements. Starting on a broad ramp left of the well-known Honey Dipped, the climb eases you into position before the real challenge sharpens. Your hands find a sweet pocket—the left-hand leaner jugs—that lead you upward with confident flow toward the second bolt. From this moment, the route picks up character, swinging sharp right onto a narrow ledge after the third bolt. The rock whispers a story here: solid yet demanding focus and balance. The final pitch is a slabby, technical section that pushes you to confront the upper roof, a bold silhouette that looks intimidating but rewards commitment. It’s a sequence that tests precision and nerve without dragging on, making it an ideal climb for those seeking an intense single-pitch sport experience.

The rock here is sculpted by time into a near-perfect playground for sport climbers. Bolted by Brent Webster, this climb shines for its thoughtful protection and well-placed anchors, creating a safe playground amid rugged surroundings. The approach is straightforward enough to allow for a quick escape from the urban buzz, but it feels remote enough to tune into the natural tension of vertical movement. At just 90 feet, Hashtag Selfie is a brief yet potent encounter with granite that commands respect.

Planning your ascent should include good shoes with solid edging capability, as the slab section demands subtle footwork. Hydration and sun protection are essential; the route’s aspect offers morning shade giving way to afternoon sun, so an early climb extends comfort. The ledges along the route are small, encouraging deliberate foot placement and cautious rest spots. Expect a climb that melds physical engagement with mental focus, a compact but complete sport experience worth carving out your day for in the San Bernardinos.