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Best Free Climbs in the West?*
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Define "mid-longish". 5 pitches? 7 pitches? Sounds like you want to go to Red Rocks. |
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You looking for sport or trad? |
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Levitation 29, Red Rock Canyon |
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At least 3 pitches,longer is better, red rocks is sounding like the place to go I was just kind of wondering how the classics in this range there stacked up against the classics in say zion and the rest of the desert. Definitely trad, although the sport/trad mix of red rocks sounds nice. |
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RR is nice because you've got so many options. I'm not very familiar with Zion, but I can only think of one legit sport multi there ( mountainproject.com/v/made-…). RR - your options are limitless. |
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If you want some long sportaineering check this route out, I had tons of fun on it. |
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Super Rad |
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Zion is great that time of year. Though shune's buttress is one of the classics, it is in full shade, unfortunately. There are plenty of sunny routes to do in Zion, so don't be discouraged! Red Rocks is great, too. Primrose dihedrals and sisyphus in canyonlands are in full sun. If the road is still open, then I think they are one of the best to climb in UT. |
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The Promise Land
Goes at 5.11 A0 by pulling on a bolt here and there. Though it is at about 9,000 feet, it is in the sun most of the day and if it is 65-70 in Albuquerque and not windy, it will be spectacular up there. |
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rainbow wall in red rocks, heard it's pretty good. |
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Red Rocks is the place for you. |
