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Location: NM : New Mexico, other Southern ... : Red Rock Arroyo : Luna Park
By: Burnett When: Mar 20, 2012 | view comment >> | Comments: There are several moderate trad routes on the low angled face several hundred yards upstream from the campground area, on the same side of the canyon. They start from a grove of small trees.
I am looking for volunteers to help bolt a rap route on Redgarden Wall at the bottom of the hill.
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Location: NM : New Mexico, other Southern ... : Red Rock Arroyo : Luna Park : Comment : Photo
By: Burnett When: Jan 14, 2012 | view comment >> | Comments: This is a photo of Redgarden Wall in Red Rock Canyon. Routes from the left are: Recon-165' 5.6 FA Crispell/Pierce, X-Man-140' 5.8R (needs one more bolt)FA Miller/Crispell and Chutes and Ladders-145'(can be done in two pitches) 5.7 FA Crispell/Johnson.
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Location: NM : New Mexico, other Southern ... : Red Rock Arroyo : Luna Park
By: Burnett When: Jan 14, 2012 | view comment >> | Comments: The climbing history at Luna Park undoubtedly began with the Apache's barefoot first ascents. Luna Park was a hunting camp, game was driven up the canyon. Arrowheads have been found near the bathroom. Known first ascents (the trad routes) began in 1975 with the brothers Mike and Tony Grenko. Bill King Sr. established the first topo of The Park and I helped fill in the blank areas in the mid 90's. The 1/2 inch bolts were installed by Bill and were part of a system he used to toprope many of today... more >>
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