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DescriptionThis is a limestone sport area between St. George and Las Vegas that includes The Cathedral, The Wailing Wall, The Sumo Wall, The Basilica, and The Logan Crag. Getting ThereFrom the south (Las Vegas): Take I-15 north to Littlefield, AZ. Take exit 8 towards Beaver Dam and get onto Hwy 91 (west of I-15) heading north. Follow Hwy 91 for exactly 13 miles and turn left/west onto a gravel road (Lytle Ranch Road). This turn is almost directly opposite an obvious, 200' roadside cliff. Follow this for 1.9 miles to an intersection; turn right. Continue for another 1.9 miles to a water tank and a pair of wooden corrals. Park here. Hike to the walls by following the wash east past the corrals and past cottonwood trees, eventually contouring around to the north. The Sumo Wall will be on your left; for the Cathedral or Wailing Wall, continue past this, eventually contouring back west; these walls will be on your right. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Welcome Springs:
Pagan Rituals 5.10b Sport, 1 pitch, 60 feet The Cathedral
Worshipping The Limestone Gods 5.11b Sport, 60 feet The Cathedral
Pocketline to the Moon 5.11b/c Sport, 1 pitch, 115 feet The Wailing Wall
Holy Shit 5.12a Sport, 50 feet The Cathedral
Heretic Wisdom 5.12a/b Sport, 50 feet The Wailing Wall
Raising Cain 5.12b Sport, 70 feet The Cathedral
Speaking In Tongues 5.12b Sport, 65 feet The Cathedral
Rhinopotamus 5.12c Sport The Wailing Wall
Re-Do 5.12c Sport The Wailing Wall
Spaceshuttle to Kolob 5.13a Sport The Cathedral
Spring Loaded 5.13b Sport, 90 feet The Cathedral
Resurrection 5.13b Sport, 50 feet The Wailing Wall
Featured Route For Welcome Springs
Heretic Wisdom 5.12a/b UT : Saint George : ... : The Wailing Wall
This route climbs the blunt arete around the left corner from Resurrection. Begin by trending up and right, and follow worsening crimps and pockets that just keep coming as you pass back and forth from right to left side of the arete. Save some strength for a challenging top out on grey limestone. Without a definitive crux move, expect to be pumped. If you climb 5.12 and you are in South West Utah (or the United States for that matter) this route is not to miss. ...[more] Browse More Classics in UT
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