Hey Pueblo Gringo, Got a Hanger? 5.10d
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 40 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10c/d [details] |
| FA: | Bob Robertson, 2000 |
| Submitted By: | Guy H. on Mar 16, 2002 |
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Description This route is located to the right of "Thumbs Up". It follows 4 bolts to a wide ledge. As the name implies, all of the hangers on this route are different. A fun short route if you are in the area.
Protection 4 bolts.
Micah contemplating the crux of Gringo
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| Comments on Hey Pueblo Gringo, Got a Hanger? |
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By Brian T. Wandzilak Dec 16, 2003
| Honestly this route is a one-move wonder. The crux comes jsut after the great pockets a third of the way up the route. May be easier for taller folk? After the crux it is fairly easy/standard Shelf moderate to the top. If you don't feel like leading it, climb the 5.8 (kalahari sidewinder) to the left and rap down to set up a TR. Like the route description says good route if in the area and looking for something to do. |
By Dean Cool From: Boulder, CO Sep 2, 2007
| I liked this route but it was very short and I agree a one move wonder. There are better climbs on Cactus. |
By Brandon Schirm From: colorado springs, co Sep 21, 2007
| This route is great. It's short but very neat moves. The onsight is more fun than the repeat, but you gotta give it a shot. |
By tradcragrat Dec 25, 2008
| The move before the top is not hard, but just off-balance enough to make for a great, committing solo. |
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