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Description 

A cool, shady wall well-suited for AF summer climbing.

Cannabis contains routes mostly 5.11 and harder (up to 5.13), although there is a runout 5.9, a bolted .10d, and a mostly-bolted .10b for which some will want supplemental gear (Three Amigos, Scooby Snack, and Cannabis Crack, respectively).

Getting There 

Park at a pullout on the right just before the Membrane pullout. The pullout has a large bush in it, around which you can drive.

See here for a Google Street View photo of the pullout.

Cannabis Wall is approached by walking West of the parking area to the pipe and down and across the river. This wall is about 50 yards downriver from the Membrane.

Usually there is a tyrolian across the river; if not, and the river is high, the wall is hard to get to.

The Classics

Featured Route For Cannabis Wall

Field of Screams 5.12a  UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Cannabis Wall

Best climb of the grade at the wall. Climbs a slab for three bolts to an overhanging, flared crack. Use fingerlocks(!) or interesting liebacks to fire the steepness to a sweet pinch and tough clip, then up and left to a tricky top-out. Very satisfying.Be wary of loose stuff on this route, I saw a belayer get nailed in the thigh by a fist-sized rock....[more]   Browse More Classics in UT