Dogwood is covered with fossilized sea floor, carboniferous
rock and wind-eroded quartzite. It is also one of the more
popular climbing crags for the novice. The most common climbers
are young males teaching young females how to climb, among
other things.
The forest service charges $2.00 to enter the area, I think
it's to help pay for the irrelevant fences and camouflage
metal nets that cover the ground.