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The Millennium Falcon 

V1

   
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Type: Boulder, 15 feet
Consensus: V1 [details]
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Submitted By: Alex Garhart on Nov 3, 2007

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BETA PHOTO: The Falcon, looking back toward Monument Road.

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Description 

Climb the obvious line along the juggy overhang to the carved out dish. Make an awkward mantle to the top.


Location 

Upon entering Dynamite Shacks parking area, follow the first trail leading right (back toward GJ) all the way to its end, and the problem is obvious.


Protection 

Crash pad.



Photos of The Millennium Falcon Slideshow Add Photo
Red - V2 variation <br />Green - Conventional V1 start

BETA PHOTO: Red - V2 variation
Green - Conventional V1 start


Night shot of Skyeler on the Falcon.

Night shot of Skyeler on the Falcon.

Workin the Falcon

Workin the Falcon

Buddy John doing the falcon before Winter '09.

Buddy John doing the falcon before Winter '09.

Getting started on the Falcon.

Getting started on the Falcon.

Mike warming up.

Mike warming up.

Location.

BETA PHOTO: Location.

Best beginner problem in GJ.

Best beginner problem in GJ.

The Falcon at sunset.

The Falcon at sunset.

Falcon in shadows.

Falcon in shadows.


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By Alex Garhart
From: Grand Junction, CO
Nov 14, 2007

A pumpy V2 variation sit starts low on the right side and traverses up and left to join the conventional route.

By Ryko
Jun 16, 2008

I obviously missed this problem while I was out there. That's alright. It was in the '90s and found plenty of other stuff to leave some skin on. Fun looking rock though.

By Hans Hoffman
From: D'iberville, MS
Nov 20, 2010
rating: V1

It looks like a new problem was put up about 6ft to the left of the Millennium start. It starts matched on a crimp, throw right to a small hueco and match, then throw right to the last big flake and top out. Try it sometime.

By Brad Edwards
From: Grand Junction, CO
Oct 7, 2012

I don't know how accurate this is, but on www.rockclimbing.com, there's information on a V3 variation if you campus the Falcon. Pretty sweet.