Brewer's Arete 5.13-
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| Type: | Sport, 35 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.13- [details] |
| FA: | Open Project |
| New Route: | Yes |
| Submitted By: | nodin on May 24, 2008 |
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Mr. Harkness, contemplating giving it up altogethe...
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Description Climb the prominent arete to the right of Brewer's Crack. All the business is at the bottom and then it mellows out to hard .11 climbing (at least that's what it looks like!)
This is an open project so if you are a D-Town hardman get on it, take pics and let us know if you send!
The crux is pulling to the second bolt without falling and hitting the ledge. The first bolt just keeps you from cartwheeling down into the woods!
Location The prominent arete at Brewer's Park that can be seen from the road.
Protection 4 bolts
BETA PHOTO: From a distance
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BETA PHOTO: Brewers Arete Project and Brewers Face project bot...
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| Comments on Brewer's Arete |
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By samh
From: Bozeman, MT
Oct 21, 2008
| No one has put up a FA on this on yet, huh? |
By chris deulen
Oct 23, 2008
| Not yet man. You better move back and send it! |
By nicros fivten
Oct 29, 2008
| I am coming home November 24thish and I have some unfinished business @ sawmill is this thing worth checking out? do you need a rope? could I boulder it? what else here is cool? are de'r projects?
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By Peter Dodge
From: Duluth, MN
Oct 29, 2008
| Are you talking about this specific route? If you are... I've only been on it once for about 20 minutes. You most definitely need a rope for this one. Bouldering this would just be absurd from my point of view... Foxx Canyon has lots to offer though for bouldering... |
By chris deulen
Nov 3, 2008
| I think this climb is amazing. It's like all the good hard parts of a route condensed into 30 feet of burliness. If you want to boulder it, I would recommend you have it sufficiently dialed on TR. Watching "Committed" several times, taking a hit of coke, and slipping on some Depends beforehand is also recommended. I brought a pad and placed it so it sat just over the edge, held on by a .75 cam with a long piece of webbing a little ways up, just to protect the crux on lead. If anyone wants to shovel off all the dirt on the ledge, that would be much appreciated. I was planning on skipping the 2nd bolt if the crux was to be had. The climbing at the 3rd bolt on has big intense core reaches. Don't screw up clipping the 4th, though I fell a couple times at/above it and was fine. Careful, this climb will get in your head. Climbing this is like trying to play two different songs on the piano at the same time with each hand. |
By samh
From: Bozeman, MT
May 20, 2009
| Well, has it gone yet? |
By chris deulen
Oct 16, 2009
| Guess not. I moved away. I got my money on Adam V for next summer. But honestly, it's probably 13d/14a... |
By JesseJ
From: Tucson, AZ
Oct 17, 2009
| i looked at it, it looks hard. like at least 5.9. my money is also in adam v. PROVE ME WRONG, PEOPLE! i know there's strongmen in duluth still.
(adam, you're stronger than me. I can slam you on the internet all I want. are you coming down here?) |
By BIATHLON
From: Duluth Mn
Oct 18, 2009
| You guys crack me up, I am nowhere near strong enough to send this. I spent all summer projecting it and never got close to sending on lead. I will be focusing my attention to the face to the left of this next summer, at least that has holds. |
By chris deulen
Apr 5, 2011
| Somebody better send this thing this summer, or ima have to come back and woop some ass. |
By BIATHLON
From: Duluth Mn
Apr 7, 2011
| I would put my money on Pete Dodge sending it this year, he is looking super strong. |
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