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Juno Tower

Submitted By: Scott Beguin on Mar 9, 2009
Administrators: Aaron Hobson, Anthony Stout, George Perkins
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Description 

This is a nice little Jemez crag that has good rock similar to Los Conchas and Mile Marker 37. This type of rhyolite is dominant throughout most of the Jemez. It is rough on the hands with a gritty texture that is surprisingly solid. The Juno tower is south facing and gets sun most of the day, and is also shaded from trees in many spots. This little area has easy access as it is right off the road.


Getting There 

This area is located to the north side of the road, one tenth of a mile due west of Mile Marker 37. You can park at 37 and walk over on a faint trail on the west end of the crag that goes up and over to Juno Tower.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Juno Tower:
Little Viking   5.10c     Sport, 1 pitch, 90 feet   
Pork Swords   5.11b     Sport, 1 pitch, 60 feet   
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Featured Route For Juno Tower
Josh finishing up the face. March 2009.

Little Viking 5.10c  NM : Jemez Valley Area : Juno Tower
This route travels the obvious line up the south face of Juno Tower. It offers a variety of different moves that beautifully weave its way up this awesome spire. The rock is solid and the climbing is consistent at the grade with the crux move being 5.10c and the rest of the climb is at a sustained 5.10. Be aware that most of the bolt line is consistently to the left of where the actual climbing is, most of the way up. The bolts were placed more t...[more]   Browse More Classics in NM