Red Eclipse 

Of all the bolted boulder problems in this little alcove, this is the best. I found it quite enjoyable especially following the bolts absolutely straight up. Avoiding the crack definintly keeps the grade around 10d.

First ascent by Stewart Green, Ian Spencer-Green and Travis Nolan in February, 2000 after a "red" lunar eclipse. I had a compound dislocation fracture of my ankle and tibia and fibula on this route in February 2002. My left foot skated off a small edge as I was getting ready to clip the anchors and I fell awkwardly sideways and my right heel smacked on a 3-inch-wide shelf as I fell past and that was it...ouch!!! Thanks to all the guys who carried me out and got me to the Canon City hospital.

Wow! How far above the bolt were you? How far did you fall?

Cool moves, went in the crack to the right at the top, not sure if that's on route.

Fun climb, 5.10c! All the holds are there, but most of them happen to be two fingers or so. There is a good rest area in the middle of the climb that allows you to rest those fingers and grab more chalk for those hot and slippery days.

WATCH OUT!!!!! The last time I was on this route the chains at the top were wearing out due to contacting the bolt.

Short and tough face! Crux after the 3rd bolt.

Really fun, crimpy route but that last bolt is hard to clip. Make sure you're solid on the thin holds.

Note that in the Bob D'Antonio guidebook, this climb is listed as 5.9, and having just done it, it does seem to be a solid 5.10.