The Labyrith Wall is a steep multi-towered/tiered section of rock that rises above the First Creek Slabs. The north facing wall gets early morning sun and remains shady for the remainder of the day. This secluded wall is guarded by 1000+ feet of easier climbing below.
Getting There
Hike into First Creek (~45min) and take any of the Slab routes to the obvious ledge system.
The Classics
Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Labyrinth Wall:
Celtic Cracks 5.10a/b R Trad, 8 pitches, 1300 feet, Grade IV
This route is a beautiful line with a several spectacular pitches. The most notable is the shamrock roof pitch which goes out a huge roof. The pitches above the roof in the groove have similar rock and climbing feel as the wide pitches on Crimson Chrysalis minus the bolts. There are no bolts or fixed anchors on the route. The time to climb the route itself is probably an average grade III but with over 1000ft of approach pitches and a very inv...[more]Browse More Classics in NV
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