Don't Tell Mom 5.11a
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| Type: | TR, 1 pitch |
| Consensus: | 5.11a [details] |
| FA: | Ric Gieman |
| Submitted By: | D Argyle on Jan 31, 2006 |
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BETA PHOTO: Don't Tell Mom.
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Details Start on the arete on the northeast side of the main boulder, and climb up the left side of the west face. A fun, little, dynamic move will get you to a nice pocket. This climb has been bouldered/solo'ed, but most would find it prudent to set up a TR using the anchor bolts up top.
Mr. Bob Robinson.
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Kathryn Adamson rocking it!!
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| Comments on Don't Tell Mom |
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By Phil Lauffen
From: Louyuppie
Aug 20, 2008
| Isn't this the same route as "Trail Route." This post contains the correct name and grade, but I was just wondering if there was one sport route at Ute that I was unaware of. |
By Cody Cook
From: Colorado Springs, CO
Aug 22, 2008
| No. Trail Route follows the bolts up the arete that faces the road (only bolts on the rock). Don't Tell Mom is a high-ball boulder problem that starts a few feet to the right of Trail Route and climbs the face up to the obvious hueco, which requires a dyno about 15-20 feet off the deck. The toprope anchors mentioned in this post are the same anchors used at the top of Trail Route. If you choose to high-ball it, get ready for a long ride down if you don't stick the dyno. |
By tradcragrat
Nov 2, 2008
| I bouldered/soloed this after inspecting it once on toprope. I think it's solid 5.11. A good (and heady) route that probably deserves more toprope traffic than it gets. The crux comes at about 25 feet, give or take. |
By D Argyle
From: Englewood, CO
Sep 17, 2009
| Dan Russell had some cool video footage of Jeff Russell on this climb on the web somewhere. Whatever happened to those Russell boys? |
By mlloyd
From: denver
Feb 24, 2013
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