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DescriptionAreas south of Hwy 60 in the west and Hwy 380 in the east. Lots of Limestone in the east and some volcanic rock in the west, granite through the middle. Getting ThereSouthern portion of the state. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for New Mexico, other Southern Areas:
Roadside Overhang V6 Boulder City of Rocks : Murray Boulder
Frosted Flakes 5.7 Sport Last Chance Canyon : Breakfast Wall
Two Face 5.8 Sport, 90 feet Bat Cave Area : Super Hero Wall (Grey Wall)
The Nipple 5.10a Sport, 80 feet Percha Creek, Hillsboro
The Dig 5.11a Sport, 75 feet Sunny Side : The Dig
Fiddler on the Roof 5.11a Sport, 90 feet Last Chance Canyon : Violince Wall
Gustnado 5.11a Sport, 55 feet Last Chance Canyon : Tornado Alley
Scott 5.12a Sport, 1 pitch, 60 feet Shady Side : Shady Side Left
Ghost Dancers 5.12a Sport, 1 pitch, 50 feet Sitting Bull Falls : Big Horn Wall
Jump Start 5.12a Sport, 70 feet Sunny Side : Sunny Side (Right End)
Counting Coup 5.12b Sport, 1 pitch, 60 feet Sitting Bull Falls : Big Horn Wall
Swept Away 5.12b Sport, 55 feet Last Chance Canyon : Tornado Alley
Rabid Dave 5.12b Sport Last Chance Canyon : Mad Cow Wall
It is not Necessary for Eagles to be Crows 5.12c Sport, 1 pitch, 60 feet Sitting Bull Falls : Big Horn Wall
Tribal War 5.12c Sport, 1 pitch, 60 feet Sitting Bull Falls : Big Horn Wall
Broken Arrows 5.12d Sport, 60 feet Sitting Bull Falls : Big Horn Wall
Gluttony 5.12d Sport, 75 feet Sunny Side : The Dig
Black Plague 5.13b Sport, 50 feet Last Chance Canyon : Mad Cow Wall
Bubbles 5.13b Sport, 55 feet Last Chance Canyon : Mad Cow Wall
Kootenai Cruiser 5.13d Sport, 1 pitch, 90 feet Sitting Bull Falls : Big Horn Wall
Featured Route For New Mexico, other Southern Areas
Sweat Lodge 5.11b NM : New Mexico, other Southern ... : ... : Rose Bud Wall
Sweat Lodge is arguably the best 5.11 on the Rosebud Wall, with great rock, interesting moves, and relatively sustained difficulty (and anchors at the lip!). The route begins easily and gets steadily harder as you ascend, with some cool roofs with big jugs. Shorter folks will have trouble at the second roof, making a long reach to a V-slot with the left hand from the white-with-bird-poo undercling jug. Its possible to get a kneebar right before the end, which is nice since the final moves to t...[more] Browse More Classics in NM
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