The Ineditable V6-7
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| Type: | Boulder, 40 feet |
| FA: | John Sherman |
| Submitted By: | Pinklebear on Jun 22, 2002 |
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V6.
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Description This is certainly one of Colorado's great boulder problems, both for its position on the flat face of a mammoth boulder and the purity of the line. The Ineditable climbs the southwest face of a large, pointy boulder in the boulder field at the Grotto Wall. Park in the big pull-out and follow a trail heading down canyon, then slightly south back toward the road, to reach the Ineditable Boulder (it's the biggest boulder in the area and hard to miss). You'll pass a couple of other smaller boulder en route. The problem itself climbs the high, grey face above the flat landing, and starts on the left with a hop to a good incut. Long reaches to crimpers take you to a good horizontal, then 5.9-5.7 type face and crack climbing get you to the summit. An indirect start, Green Drake, begins to the right at the seam and moves left into the Ineditable at about 1/3 height. It is about V7.
Protection As many pads as you can muster up.
Some perspective of the height. So cool!
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| Comments on The Ineditable |
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By tony1 Feb 13, 2011
| There are some great boulders on Independence Pass. "Felix" was a fun one on the way in there. |
By germsauce Oct 8, 2012
| I'll be in Aspen this week, thinking of staying the weekend, anyone have an opinion on whether this is safe to work sans spotters with 2 pads? I plan on falling a lot before this is doable. |
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