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Myth of the Spastics 

5.7+ PG13

   

FA: Might have been us
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.7+ [details]
Length: 90 feet
Views: 81 page views

Submitted By: Rob Dillon on Jan 14, 2008


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Description 

This is the long, low-angle arete in the vicinity of Sunday Gardening and Totem Pole. It's got a bit of a thinker move about 10' up, and then it backs off to advanced scampering higher up. The pro is a bit distant at the crux there so pay attention if you're near your limit. Exciting but moderate climbing that's neither wide nor dirty, nice to know about.


Location 

On the arete right of Sunday Gardening/Totem Pole.


Protection 

Standard rack.



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By Rob Dillon
From: Leadville, CO
Jan 14, 2008

I'm curious if anyone else has ever climbed this thing. FA(?) Rob Dillon and Brandon Mack, late '90's. Watford didn't know of anyone who'd done it, at least.