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Description 

This is a fairly long wall that is really tall. Good flat landings make it friendly to bouldering if you have alot of friends and pads. Yesterday was the first time I climbed it, alone with 2 pads.


Getting There 

Follow the wall down the back side to the right of The Shoulder Boulder you will eventually walk right past it. It's up hill from The Sisters trail less than 100 yards.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for The Highball Wall:
Flying High   V1-2     Boulder, 20 feet   
Route 66   V3     Boulder, 100 feet   
Thrust First   V8     Boulder, 8 feet   
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Flying High.

Flying High V1-2  CO : Morrison/Evergreen : ... : The Highball Wall
This is a fun highball slab problem, not many features. mostly slick foot work and balance will be the key, friction slab! There are a couple of holds, but don't expect much....[more]   Browse More Classics in CO


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By Sean Wolf
From: Denver, CO
Aug 1, 2009

Traversing up and to the right from the bottom left(following the flake) seems like it would be fun, but it definitely goes into the no fall zone.