Ruta de Roja 5.7
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 180 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.7 [details] |
| FA: | Unknown |
| Submitted By: | 46and2 on Apr 7, 2007 |
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Same start as Fontanar; in about five fe...
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Description This route has a couple good moves but is lacking a distinct crux. Pro is somewhat mossy so be careful. This route is worth doing once while in the area getting the other routes ticked off. NOTICE: This route and Fontanar's descriptions and length in the Brock/McMillan guidebood are off; routes are at around 180 feet in length!
Location This route shares the same start as Fontanar; but after about 15 feet on the pillar; traverse right on big holds to the obvious thin crack. Follow this crack up to the chimney; climb through the chimney and up the face to build your anchor.
Protection Trad rack only with more of the small to medium sized wires and cams. Be a little careful; the varnished crack down low is a little mossy; make sure your placements are good. Up high, there is some friable rock so climb softly. No anchors; just walk off like you would on Fontanar de Rojo.
Just starting the varnished "mossy" crack after th...
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Follow the thin crack all the way to the chimney!
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Follow the crack up past the left side of the bush...
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By Killing In The Name Of
Apr 10, 2007
| When I climbed this route, there were fixed slings and rings around boulders in a chimney about 80-100 feet up (red and blue). Was told by the F/Aers of the mixed variation on the face (Randy Marsh and Pier Locatelli) that they put them in as the topout seemed like more work than was worth if you're out cragging and hanging out in Calico just to do these routes. I topped out anyway and had fun, but if I went back, I'd rap. |
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