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Prophesy Wall

Submitted By: Guy Humphrey on Oct 28, 2004
Administrators: Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard
Latitude: 37.2939  Longitude: -113.6932 
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BETA PHOTO: Prophesy Wall from the road.


Description 

This is a great wall with a lot of multi-pitch moderates. The rock is sandstone with varnish edges. The wall gets winter sun in the afternoon and shade in the morning. You can descend most routes with a single 60M. There are a few good trad/mixed routes, so don't leave your gear at home. The majority of the routes are 5.10 and are up to 250ft long.


Getting There 

Drive north out of St George on Rt 18. (Bluff St) Turn left on a gravel road at mile post 18. Drive 2 miles and turn left onto a dirt road below the cliff.



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Looking down from under the second roof at Kip Henrie.

The Roofs of Jericho 5.10c  UT : Saint George : Prophesy Wall
For exact approach look in Rock Climbs of Southwest Utah by T. Goss. Start is behind a bush, just right of a dihedral. 5.9 climbing up varnished edges to crux over the first roof. Excellent belay station for second pitch, however significant rope drag over the first roof for the second ascender. Second pitch is a little more crimpy with a tougher second roof crux. Two rappels down with single rope or walk off if you want a long hike do...[more]


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jeff cox making 5.7 look good

jeff cox making 5.7 look good

DeDe Collins seeking revelations at the prophesy wall

DeDe Collins seeking revelations at the prophesy w...

DeDe Collins making the desert blossom

DeDe Collins making the desert blossom