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Location: CA : High Desert : New Jack City : Boy Scout Wall : Reaching Rayane - (5.9) By: Christopher Michaelson When: 17 hours ago | view comment >> |
Comments: I concur with Bill. Just to note, there is a nice 2' x 3' ledge just below the rap chains. I set up a belay station and practiced bringing up a second (preparing for multi-pitch) ... great place to try it, but highly recommend using a redirected belay.
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Location: CA : High Desert : New Jack City : Raven Rocks South : Candy O (5.11b) By: Michael Bartosek When: 6 days ago | view comment >> |
Comments: I agree with the two distinct crux sections with some easier climbing between. A fun route for the grade, the best route on this wall in my opinion (although the 5.9 is a close second)
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Location: CA : High Desert : New Jack City By: Art Morimitsu When: Nov 11, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: I believe that's the White Face wall
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Location: CA : High Desert : New Jack City By: jackii When: Nov 10, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: anyone know the name of the formation where you can camp by where the toilet is?
there are 4 or s routes on teh front side and a mixed route we found around the corner
thanks
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Location: CA : High Desert : New Jack City : Hueco Wall : Room For Improvement (5.10d) By: Alexander When: Oct 29, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: A beautiful route with two cruxes. Even more fun if you start at the bottom of 11a on the left and switch over before climbing the roof. Exposed to sun in the morning and afternoon.
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Location: CA : High Desert : New Jack City : Raven Rocks South : Route 66 (5.9) By: Tristan B When: Oct 12, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: The route looks like you can layback the whole thing, but when you get up there you can't. Cruz is at the end going for the sloper jug on the left with small feet. I had to hang for a bit to figure it out.
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Location: CA : High Desert : New Jack City : Fairway : Sky's The Limit (5.10b) By: susan peplow When: Oct 11, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: In 2 years it seems that 400 pounds of rubble have come off this route. Key holds are now missing, mid section is complete shale and upper headwall plates look like they're going to sail down to your belayer like a frisbee.
What once was a multi-star 10a route now gets a bomb. Climb at your own risk.
~Susan
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