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BETA PHOTO: The CMC Wall in No Name Canyon. Pictured here are ...

Description 

This is an organizational entry to allow for L->R sorting.

Some of these routes refer to the Pink Face.

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Getting There 

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Per Lisha: wanted to put the word out to expect somewhat of a nasty approach to the Jungle Book area once you step off the trail/access road. It is a very steep grade and consists of mostly dirt with few solid imbedded rocks for stable foot placement.

Per Brian Wright: I suspect that the person who posted that comment missed the best trail where there is a fixed rope/handrail. The approach is not nasty at all when done right.

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The Pink Face 5.10+  CO : Glenwood Springs : ... : East Side

The Pink Face is the splitter crack up and to the left of the Jungle Book on the east side of No Name Creek. It is found immediately to the left of a cruiser, 5.6 corner in a striking orange/pink granite face. Follow the trail off of the road up to the Jungle Book/ practice slab and scramble around and up steps to the left. This is a stout, steep climb that is highly recommended. Great jams on vertical to more than vertical rock bring you to a set of chains. Be car...[more]   Browse More Classics in CO