Neighsayer 5.10a/b
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| Type: | Trad, 2 pitches, 225 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10a/b [details] |
| FA: | J. Hill, D. Rhode, 1994. |
| Submitted By: | s.kimball on Mar 14, 2010 |
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BETA PHOTO: Start of Neighsayer starts in the right facing cor...
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Description This is an outstanding trad route to a classic Colorado summit.
P1. Start in a right-facing dihedral with a clean handcrack to a small roof at 25 feet, 5.9. Best to traverse left some 50 feet up into a cool but blocky chimney. Belay on a nice ledge on the left, 120 feet.
P2. Do a great 5.10 finger/hand in a right-facing dihedral, then huff up the hand to OW 5.10-, #4 Camalot or bigger, then onto the summit block finish, 100 feet.
Scramble off to the east.
Location This is the steep, main line dropping from the OW forming the Horseshead's east ear.
Protection Standard to #4 cam with extra #3 cam.
Lew jamming the horse's head on Neighsayer....
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By Sarah Fritz
Apr 18, 2012
| HI Everybody,
Does anyone know who is developing this area (The Horse's Head) and The Three Jewels? We just moved up to Storm Mountain last year and are thrilled to find Palisade Mountain. Does anyone know if there are any routes just East of the Horses Head, besides the Temple of Tao? What about the rock face near the summit, up the second gully on the way to the Horse's Head? Does anyone know of climbers who live up on Storm Mountain?
Thanks,
Sarah Fritz |
By Tony B
From: Around Boulder, CO
Apr 19, 2012
| Look at who is responsible for the FAs of the routes there, and it might tell you.
Obviously, the submitter of the routes seems to know something too.... |
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