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Minions of Chaos Area

Submitted By: TP in SLC on Oct 12, 2008
Administrators: Andrew Gram, Perin Blanchard
Elevation: 7,500 feet
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Topo for Minions Crag


Description 

This wall faces East, the upper pitches are the first to see light in the gulch. The is the Bedrock area holds 3 pitches for cragging out of the gulch off the sun deck boulder.

The multipitch routes that start here have good ledges for belaying. Route finding seems to be the hardest on the 3rd pitches of Minions of Chaos and Capitan Caveman, read the route descriptions well.

The rock is really good on some pitches while others it suffers a bit of "adventure layer" so to speak. The snowpack leaves a nice dirt/pine needle/choss line on the rock itself behind the sun deck boulder and here and there on the slab, so beware of a grenades looming early season. Bring a helmet.


Getting There 

Look for the 1st big boulder in the gulch ( "the sun deck"). Just as the talus/scree begins the wall it's on the west side of the gulch.

At the top of the Buttress lies a spiltter, this is the Butters Pitch, pitch 4 on the Minions of Chaos.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Minions of Chaos Area:
Minions of Chaos   5.10+     Trad, Sport, 4 pitches, 400 feet, Grade II   
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Juli on the Butters Pitch on Minions of Chaos.

Minions of Chaos 5.10+  UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Minions of Chaos Area
P1. Start on the far left of the sun deck boulder, climb up to roof clipping a bolt, then straight up the slab passing more bolts. Go passed chain anchor to belay at 2 bolts w/ no chain below beautiful featured face. 5.7 P2. Start crimping and pimping up one hell of a fine face to 2 bolt anchor/rap. 5.10+P3. From the anchor climb up and right around the bush, angle left passing cool features and a pin into the “lighting bolt crack”, pull small ro...[more]   Browse More Classics in UT