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The Greenhouse

Submitted By: Ron Olsen on Jun 7, 2006
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BETA PHOTO: The Greenhouse.

Photo by Vaino Kodas; u...



Description 

The Greenhouse is located at the lower end of Upper Dream Canyon. Vaino Kodas and Mary Zuvela established two trad routes here in 2004.

L->R:

A. IR, 10+, 1p, 50', gear.
B. UV, 10, 1p, 50', gear.


Getting There 

The Greenhouse is located at the lower end of Upper Dream Canyon, on the north side, across from the Classic Cliff, about 100 feet above the creek. It is a flat green wall with some diagonal cracks in it. There are two trees on top of the rock. The wall faces roughly southeast so it comes into the shade in the late afternoon.

Description from http://vainokodas.com/climbing/coroutes/greenhouse.html used by permission.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for The Greenhouse:
UV   5.10     Trad, 1 pitch, 60 feet   
IR   5.10+     Trad, 1 pitch, 50 feet   
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Upper and Lower Dream Canyon<br /><br />Modified from original by Vaino Kodas.

BETA PHOTO: Upper and Lower Dream Canyon

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Awesome crack climbs at the Greenhouse.

Awesome crack climbs at the Greenhouse.

BH on FA of Sun Flower V2, Sun Flower Block, Greenhouse Area. The left arete is Top Soil V4, 2009.

BH on FA of Sun Flower V2, Sun Flower Block, Green...

Sun Flower Block, Dream Canyon.

Sun Flower Block, Dream Canyon.


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By Dougald MacDonald
Sep 15, 2006

Like the Classic Cliff across the river, the two Greenhouse routes seem to be part of a Soviet-style grade-reeducation program for Boulder Canyon. The right-hand route was pretty close: I'd say 10d/11a vs. the stated 5.10. Don't be deceived by how short it looks: It's hard all the way to the anchor. The left-hand route (said to be 5.10d): Jeez, I don't know ... even on toprope it felt like hard 5.11, maybe even harder.