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DescriptionThis wall offers several high quality moderates, and makes for a great place to warm up or spend a hot morning. The routes here tend to be very cerebral for the grade, and good balance and footwork will prove beneficial. The cliff faces southwest, so receives morning shade, though not as much as The Broken Arrows. Getting ThereThis wall is on the right side of the canyon, at the very 'end', just before the granite disappears and the NM desert returns. Park as for the Second Tunnel Area, or, just after the end of the canyon there is a large pullout on the left. Locate the wall from the road, then identify the appropriate path through the weeds and cross the river. The bulk of the routes are on the right end of this cliff, but Rink Rinker Fink requires extremely dry conditions or a belay from the river. The river crossing here is not as casual as for the Broken Arrows, so better to come on a lower-water day. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Dr. Seuss Wall:
Wet Feet 5.9 Sport, 50 feet
Leftist Tendencies 5.9 Sport, 1 pitch, 55 feet
Juan It Done Right 5.10b Sport, 1 pitch, 50 feet
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