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Index Town WallsIndex contains possibly Washington's best granite climbing. It definitely is the most accessible and has the most variety, with cracks, knobs, friction slabs, bucket hauls, and thin edging. The main attraction of the area is the spectacular crack climbing on fine-grained granite (not as abras... [more]
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May 15 - After some unseasonably snowy weather, Spring has finally come to Colorado! I have been trying to take advantage of the mostly gorgeous weather to get outside and climb. I have been working at a new job recently, and I am finding that whe...
May 13 - I think I will just write a quick blurb about my adventures last weekend. Brendan Mitchell, a recent addition to the Brand of the Brave, told me he was going to be in Austin for his dad's (Bruce) 50th birthday and that I should join him s...
May 9 - Whoa? I?m still alive? what am I doing today? oh yeah? I?m doing that. I looked over to see what time was on the clock 5:50? 10 minutes before the inevitable sounds of having to wake were perched in my mind. I should just get up. As...
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Plan B 5.12b CO : Boulder Canyon : ... : Upper Security Risk
Boy, oh boy, what a chance to spray about a great line! I am surprised that this route was not described here previously. First, the Upper Security Risk Crag is a great crag. And second, Ken Trout has put up some of the finest climbs anywhere. With Mark and Henry completing the picture, Plan B was guaranteed to be a classic, and it is all of that. On a cliff with nothing but great lines, this a really great line. Plan B starts just to the right of a grungy little off-width on a short pillar. It takes the face straight up crossing a pegmatite dike and climbs largely on good edges and side pull... [more] Browse More Classics in CO |
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