Juniper Wall  Photos:  Recent | Best | Popular Lat, Long:  40.4461, -111.6948 Map Page Views:  3,020. Good page?    Administrators:  Kristine Hoffman, Andrew Gram, Perin Blanchard, grk10vq, Tom Erickson Submitted By:  Perin Blanchard on Dec 2, 2005 Make this area a Favorite What's New   Print a Mini-Guide with routes Add Route  Add Photo  Add Comment  Add Event

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BETA PHOTO: Juniper Wall
1. Time Crunch 5.8
2. Child's Play...

Description 

Juniper Wall has six bolted routes ranging from 5.8 to 5.11c. The wall faces west and is partially shaded on the upper section by several evergreens. The upper section of the wall where Time Crunch and Child's Play are located is quite nicely terraced for belaying.

Getting There 

Park at (what I remember to be) the second pullout on the right side of the road as you head up canyon from the Timp Cave Visitor Center (.5 miles according to the guide book). The most straightforward way to the crag is to cross the road and start uphill at the trail directly across from the pullout. The crag is only a couple of hundred feet north of the road.

Route List 

Left-to-right (uphill to downhill):

1. Time Crunch 5.8
2. Child's Play 5.9
3. Blood on the Rocks 5.10b
4. Cranial Impact 5.11c
5. Cranial Bypass 5.11a
6. Unknown 5.10d

The Classics

Featured Route For Juniper Wall

Blood on the Rocks 5.10b PG13  UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Juniper Wall

Climb up a broken series of flakes, blocks, and cracks on sharp jugs, sidepulls, and raspy handjams. Perhaps the route name comes from the jams, in which I left a little bit of skin.The psychological crux is definitely between the last bolt and the chains when you must venture right, away from the jugs and from the cracks onto the face, with a potentially damaging fall beneath you. It may be the technical crux as well, although my partner thought a bit between the third and fourth bolts was hard...[more]   Browse More Classics in UT