By Wes B. Jul 6, 2012
| Here are a handful of my favorites . . . Swanson Arête (eldo) Schooldaze (11m) Jaws (11 m) Guide route (11m) The Staircase (11 m) Batman & Robin (lumpy) White Whale (lumpy) All amazing! Enjoy. |  FLAG |
By Julius Beres From Boulder, CO Jul 6, 2012
| Magical Chrome at Lumpy... First two pitches are 5.6ish, then an easy 5.5 pitch, followed by another 5.6 pitch. The fifth and final pitch has one move on it that is a bit tricky considering the 5.7 rating... but you could always lead the final pitch. It also protects really well... Oh, and check out Neptune's list... a great list of climbs sorted by difficulty: www.neptunemountaineering.com/assets/images/100_Favorite_Roc>>> |  FLAG |
By Princess Mia From Vail Jul 6, 2012
| Lumpy!!! Try Kor Flake 5.7 super fun. One of my first leads. I second Chrome Plated..... Turkey Perch.!!! Many easy ones. And she can do some laps on them first to get the feel for them before leading. |  FLAG |
By darin Jul 6, 2012
| Single Pitchers BoCan, The Dome - East Slab BoCan, Boulderado - Jam It (bypass to the right), Idle Hands, Ho Hum N. Table Mtn - Killian's Dead & J.A. Adams Apple, Big Dihedral (a tick harder at 5.8) Lookout Mtn - 5.6 dihedral and 5.8 hand crack (easier than the rating, and you set a sling from the bolts down to crux 1' from the top) Vedauwoo - cornelius, bill steal, maiden Lily Lake - Coloradity |  FLAG |
By Stich From Colorado Springs, Colorado Jul 6, 2012
| I put the cracks at Elevenmile well below some of the other ones mentioned for quality and ease of leading at that grade. I think the lines in Eldo are far superior as are the cracks of Cobb Rock. Get her a copy of Serious Play and do the routes in that around the Front Range. I found it just fantastic for working the trad grades around here. |  FLAG |
By Dave Swink From Boulder, Co Jul 6, 2012
| Left Book at Lumpy has lots of great climbs with good pro (mostly): Dog Cottontail White Whale Manifest Destiny Zindango |  FLAG |
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