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BETA PHOTO: 1. Lost and Found
2. Where's my Dog
3. Nighttime S...
Description Smaller wall that lies in the wash and is home of 4 moderate sport routes. Is mostly shaded past noon. The wall is sharp grey limestone.
The routes from left to right:
Lost and Found - 5.9+
Where's my Dog - 5.8
Nighttime Shenanigans - 5.8
Just the Tip - 5.10b
Getting There This cliff lies up wash from Yellow Pine Wall. It lies directly in the wash and is about 2 min from Yellow Pine Wall. Follow the trail from the Mary Jane Falls parking lot and cut across into the wash. Follow the wash until the wall is reached on the left hand side of the wash. 15 min approach.
The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Walla Walla Wash:
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By Justin.Trayford
Jul 16, 2011
| Its nice to have moderate routes to warm up on. Lots of fun, easy to find and just around the corner from Yellow Pine. I will caution the crag is new and there are some small loose rocks. |
By Zack Barbee
Jul 17, 2011
| | Lost and Found 5.8 Photo By: Zack Barbee
Submitted By: Zack Barbee on Jul 17, 2011
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I thoroughly enjoyed these climbs and wish to see more moderate routes like this at Mt. Charleston. The routes at Walla Walla Wash are well bolted and have a clean movement to them. |
By Zack Barbee
Jul 17, 2011
| | Lost and Found 5.8 Photo By: Zack Barbee
Submitted By: Zack Barbee on Jul 17, 2011
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| Lost and Found 5.8 Photo By: Zack Barbee
Submitted By: Zack Barbee on Jul 17, 2011
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By Thomas Taitano
Jul 17, 2011
| Great routes for moderate climbers. Very fun routes, great movement and really easy to find. You can also practice repelling from the top. Good spot all around |
By Phil Manalo
Jul 29, 2011
| fun climbing, great location, and well set routes..respect |
By marc rosenthal
From: Las Vegas, NV
Aug 15, 2011
| I think you have your grades mixed up. Based on the routes and lengths listed, these are basically grade II. |
By John Wilder
From: Las Vegas, NV
Aug 20, 2011
| a fine warm-up crag that is blessedly easy to find and serves as a great landmark for finding yellow pine (and a great warmup for the routes there as well!).
great find. |
By Killing In The Name Of
Nov 3, 2011
| At least one or two of these are retrobolted ground-up mixed routes. I think they will get a lot more traffic now that they have tons more rap-installed bolts on them, but there were mixed routes that were considered finished on this wall back when, and now there are sport routes. I talked with some of the guys that probably put these up, they did a lot of random routes around this canyon, never bothered to report them as they weren't that exciting. Wonder what the more recent bolters' process of trying to contact the original first ascentionists was like? My bet-no call, no mention, hope nobody notices. Check the varying age and style of the bolts on this wall. BTW looks like possible hardware store bolts on some of these newer placements. Would be interested to hear where the recent bolters picked up their gear... |
By Bradbury
Mar 16, 2013
| | Walla Walla Wash in all of its glory
Submitted By: Bradbury on Mar 16, 2013
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Nice 4 route wall. I thought the gear looked pretty new on the left two routes. plenty of room for shade and sun. Nice open base to belay without obstacles. |
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