Pajarito Gorge Gully 

FA:  Scott Beguin and John Osborne Type:  Trad, Mixed, Ice Consensus:  WI3 M3 [details] Length:  1 pitch, 60 feet Season:  Winter Views: 218 page views Submitted By: Scott Beguin on Jan 7, 2008 Add Photo  Add Comment

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"Boots" Barto flashing The P.G. Gorge.

Description 

The crux depends on what shape it is in. It is usually near the bottom and a mental crux at that. This is a great moderate ice route that rarely forms all of the way in. It is lots of fun and not much stress is invoved. It is easier than it looks and offers good gear placements.

Location 

Same as for the Pajarito Gorge proper but travel to the west for about 100 yards, and down to the shelf where the gully is located. Rap in and climb out.

Protection 

Stoppers, small cams, stub ice screws, and a few runners to a tree with supplemental gear for the belay.

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BETA PHOTO: The Pajarito Gorge Gully as seen from the rim of T...	BETA PHOTO: The P.G. Gully viewed from the bottom.	John Fulbright back in the game looking good only ...