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Evening Falls 

5.10a

   

FA: Chris Begue and Dirsten Davis (1988)
Type: Trad, Sport
Consensus: 5.10a [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 180 feet
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Submitted By: Erin Chamberlain on Jul 27, 2005


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Maura Hahnenberger climbing the slab leading to th...


Description 

From the top of the second pitch of Daddy Long Legs, angle up and right on the slab. Follow the bolt line slightly left and then head for the crack to the right which leads to the large tree.

The guide book notes that there are two bolts for a rappel station at the tree, but the rappel station is simply webbing around the tree. Bring some webbing in case the ones up there look suspect. Rappel down to the double bolts on the route. It might be good to have some extra webbing at the bolts also. Rappel from the bolts to the top of the second pitch of Daddy Long Legs where there are rap rings. From there rappel down the 11's to the bushy gully.


Protection 

This climb protects with a pin and six bolts on the slab and with a regular rack in the crack at the top of the climb.



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Maura Hahnenberger climbing the brushy but really nice crack at the top of Evening Falls.

Maura Hahnenberger climbing the brushy but really ...


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By Erin Chamberlain
Jul 30, 2005
rating: 5.10a

The third bolt is a 1/4" and didn't look that good to me, but there is a nice crack just to the left which protects well.

By Nathan Fisher
May 13, 2006
rating: 5.10a R

A very fun route that needs to have its bolts replaced. Of the 6 bolts, 2 are a midway anchor. I felt this was runout after the last bolt, but before the crack. The crack adds a nice change of pace to a good slab route.

By Ben Folsom
From: Sandy, Utah
Jun 25, 2008

I thought this was a nice pitch. As of June 2008 it seems like all but one bolt has been replaced and the belay anchors as well. Don't know who did it, but thanks.

By triznuty
From: Murray, UT
Jul 29, 2009
rating: 5.10a

Would be a classic in it's own if the crack gets cleaned up.. Excellent slab moves with good crack climbing thrown in. Didn't find any pins to clip though. Bolts and gear only. Link with DLL and you got a classic for sure!