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Ghost Dance 

V6

   

FA: ??
Type: Boulder
Consensus: V6+ [details]
Length: 20 feet
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Submitted By: Anonymous Coward on Dec 10, 2002


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BETA PHOTO: Ghost Dance.


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The route on the left side of the north face. From a good crimp, make a big move to a money pocket, and then another big move to the upper holds. A little sketchy up high, but just enough to make it even cooler. One of the best looking and best climbing problems in the front range.


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Closer view of Ghost Dance. Notice the unnecessary amount of chalk smeared everywhere....this is before I even got to hop on.

BETA PHOTO: Closer view of Ghost Dance. Notice the unnecessary...

Eyeing the deep pocket.

Eyeing the deep pocket.

Chris figuring out the lower moves on Ghost Dance. <br /><br />7/27/08.

Chris figuring out the lower moves on Ghost Dance....


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By chris deulen
From: Portland, ME
May 2, 2006
rating: V6

Think it's a better problem (and V7) from the two poor crimps below the good right hand one. Best in the shade or in colder temps. Sweet problem.

By LML
Apr 19, 2008

Most likely V6 from the two starting crimps, and V4/5 if you stack pads to start higher.

By cstorms
From: Denver, CO
Aug 3, 2008
rating: V6

Better problem and V6 from the crimps.

By j.jaeger
Feb 27, 2009

I'd argue that Ghost Dance from the razor crimp standing start is harder than Babyface, which is often considered a national standard for V7.

By doug rouse
Apr 12, 2009

I believe it is all about pain tolerance!!! I go about 170 lbs., and I can't imagine having very many "go's" at this one!!! I have never been on Babyface, but I do think this is Very Stout for V6, IMHO.

By Richard M. Wright
From: Lakewood, CO
Oct 19, 2009

If GD is not started from the two horizontal crimps (the crimp start), what is the alternate start? If it is from stacking pads, then is that really legit?