Walking up to Zion 

FA:  Kelman, Demartino? Type:  Trad, TR Consensus:  5.10 [details] Length:  1 pitch, 40 feet Views: 221 page views Submitted By: nolteboy on Jun 6, 2005 Add Photo  Add Comment

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David working the crux move

Description 

This is the left-most route on the wall. It starts in a left-facing dihedral/chimney with a straight in crack in the main wall. Chimney/stem/jam up to the top of a small pillar, then jam the crack the rest of the way, passing a couple of small pods.

Clean rock, interesting and varied climbing, and good protection. Recommended.

Descend via scrambling to the left (SW) end of wall. If a TR is to be set up, this would also be the best way to get to the top.

Protection 

"Standard Rack" for the climb. Finger to hand sizes and a long runner (to sling a horn) for the belay or TR.

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David near the top in the overhanging part of the ...

At the crux finish...