Milky Way Wall  Photos:  Recent | Best | Popular Page Views:  5,712. Good page? (1 like)    Administrators:  Kristine Hoffman, Andrew Gram, Perin Blanchard, grk10vq, Tom Erickson Submitted By:  Christian "crisco" Burrell on Jul 11, 2008 Make this area a Favorite What's New   Print a Mini-Guide with routes Add Route  Add Photo  Add Comment  Add Event  Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue 75° | 50° 79° | 52° 84° | 57° 79° | 45° 75° | 37°

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Description 

One of the main walls at the Galaxy area, and the first big one you reach. This is where the first routes went up and holds some of the best rock.
The wall faces mostly West and gets lots of afternoon sun. During the Summer, the morning is perfect at this wall. The left most route goes into the sun at about 11:30 and if you work your way right along the wall you can stay in the shade until almost 3pm.
The wall on the left side has some terrific rock and classic routes (belay on the big landing below an easy slab). The tall section in the middle has some long lines and a second pitch or two (still being completed). The right side (the first you encounter on you right) has some short good lines and one long one.

Getting There 

Past Mission Control. The first obvious big wall you reach. Has several "areas" but every section has its own good landings. (please help keep these landing and trails solid. If they need fixing, help out.)

The Classics

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The Right Stuff 5.10a  UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Milky Way Wall

The left line in the middle section of the Milky Way Wall. Long and fun. Lots of big holds and a few smaller ones thrown in for a fun fun outing! The crux seems to be right at the end. Great warm-up....[more]   Browse More Classics in UT

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BETA PHOTO: 1)Deep Impact 5.9 2)Gemini 5.8 3)Close Encounters ...	BETA PHOTO: The routes on the main (left) portion of the Milky...	BETA PHOTO: 1)The Right Stuff 5.10a 2)The Right Stuff Variatio...
A different view of Apollo and Milky Way.