Mountain Project Logo
To save paper & ink, use the [Hide] controls next to photos and comments so you only print what you need.

g. The Morning Wall Area

Pennsylvania > Northeast Ridge… > Delaware Water… > Mt Minsi
Warning Access Issue: 2023 Seasonal Falcon Closure DetailsDrop down

Description

These routes end at a hanging 2-bolt rappel station (2 rope rappel).

Getting There

This area is centered on the major gully system at the left end of Land of the giants.

Routes from Left to Right

5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a
 1
Ultraworld humanoid lobes
Trad
5.9+ 5c 17 VI 17 E1 5a PG13
 2
Morning Wall
Trad
Route Name Location Star Rating Difficulty Date
Ultraworld humanoid lobes
 1
5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a Trad
Morning Wall
 2
5.9+ 5c 17 VI 17 E1 5a PG13 Trad

Photos [Hide ALL Photos]

Composite image of the morning wall, route lines made as a best guess based on the guidebook.  I could see the first bolt where the routes branch, all the others are guestimates.   Blue = Morning Sickness 5.11b PG, Orange = Morning Wall 5.9 PG, Green = Subterranian Humanoid Lobes 5.9 G
[Hide Photo] Composite image of the morning wall, route lines made as a best guess based on the guidebook. I could see the first bolt where the routes branch, all the others are guestimates. Blue = Morning S…
The trail from the cold air cave is shown in yellow.
[Hide Photo] The trail from the cold air cave is shown in yellow.
Keith Uhl on Morning Sickness. Photo with permission from Mike Steele.
[Hide Photo] Keith Uhl on Morning Sickness. Photo with permission from Mike Steele.
Morning wall in all its glory taken from surprise
[Hide Photo] Morning wall in all its glory taken from surprise
Wine couloir gully. Right is surprise and left is morning wall. You can see how overgrown hidden passage is.
[Hide Photo] Wine couloir gully. Right is surprise and left is morning wall. You can see how overgrown hidden passage is.

Comments [Hide ALL Comments]

Larry S
Easton, PA
[Hide Comment] The guidebook says to approach up the left side of the gully system on the climb "Hidden passage" It is likely very very overgrown. You can start up Wine Couloir,the slab on the right side of the gully, an traverse left across the gully at an obvious spot with some trees. The last 10 feet of the approach are dangerously loose. Jun 29, 2013
Larry S
Easton, PA
[Hide Comment] At least one bolt on Morning Sickness needs replacing. The second bolt hanger is for some reason flattened against the rock. Jul 9, 2014