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Pete's Classic Corner 

5.8

   

FA: Pete Gallagher and John Cato - August 2004
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.8- [details]
Length: 1 pitch
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Submitted By: silentspoon on Jun 10, 2008


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BETA PHOTO: The line follows corner crack up to the summit. T...


Description 

Excellent moderate line. Climb the obvious open dihedral to the summit belay stance.


Protection 

6 fixed pitons & 2-bolt anchor.



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Terrific climb on a sunny day in January. Climb faces south, so the route in the sun until it sets behind the mountains.

Terrific climb on a sunny day in January. Climb f...


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By Phil Lauffen
From: Boulder
Jun 20, 2008
rating: 5.8

A good climb, surprised that a lot of people don't come up that way. It's hard to remember the wall behind you when you are looking at the corner in front of your face.

By Stewart M. Green
Jul 15, 2008

This climb is currently rated 5.7.

By Tom Johnson
From: Colorado Springs, or Santa Fe
Jul 21, 2008

Lots of fun. Would've been a three-star if there weren't so many loose flakes. Check those holds. Tiny run-out near the top adds a bit of spice.

By Nathan Van Horn
From: Colorado Springs, CO
Sep 28, 2008

The best line in the canyon for many reasons. Little traffic. Beware the bear that lives in the small canyon behind you! Interesting moves all face until run out part at top, so if you get bored with slab for the day, climb this for relief.

By Matt Reuer
From: Colorado Springs, CO
Oct 27, 2008
rating: 5.7

A single 60 m rap is possible in the corner with some downclimbing, but an optional exit is a walk off to the west in the gully, followed by a traverse to the east. Fun route!

By Rich F.
From: Colorado Springs, CO
Jan 31, 2009
rating: 5.7+

Great route! Crux is at about the 4th bolt. Our 60m-rope rappel from the anchors only made it down to the 1st bolt and we had about a 20 ft downclimb from there. Not a bad downclimb, but would have been nice to have a 70m rope. Still, its definitely one of the best moderate climbs at Red Rocks.