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Pueblo Gringos 

5.10b/c

   

FA: Bob and Carrie Robertson
New Route: Yes
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.10- [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 40 feet
Views: 617 page views

Submitted By: Bob Robertson on Jan 1, 2002


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Description 

This route is the steep route on the west side of the California Ethics Pinnacle (facing the trail). You have to belay on the trail.


Protection 

Six bolts. Sport anchors on top.



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Pueblo Gringos climbs the overhanging face of California Ethics Pinnacle that faces the trail.  Pumpy, sustained climbing that requires good body position for success.

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By Jake Wyatt
From: Longmont, CO
Feb 14, 2004
rating: 5.9+

Big holds all the way - quite a fun route.

By Dave Holliday
From: Louisville, CO
Oct 19, 2004

Nice route!

By Rich Kelly
Sep 21, 2005

I think there are only 5 bolts but rest assured this climb is well protected. I thought it was a very good route, requiring good technique to minimize the strenuousness of this slightly overhanging climb. The bottom cracks seemed to offer only good side pulls, thus requiring one to shift ones body position to take advantage of the hand holds. Midway, just below the bulge, we felt was the crux. My partner found a good hold further left then the line would suggest which seemed to make the route a little easier. Move right near the top and search around for a hidden hold to the right to get to the anchors. If this was longer, this route would deserve 3 stars.

By Steven Nedorolik
From: Divide, CO
Aug 12, 2007

Went up today and theres now a hanger on the 1st bolt. thanks to whoever took care of that.