The Snakepit Rock Climbing
Elevation: | 4,965 ft |
GPS: |
37.07069, -113.82785 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
Page Views: | 6,150 total · 44/month |
Shared By: | Jeremy Steck on Nov 20, 2011 |
Admins: | Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard, GRK, D C |
Description
Get's sun for the better part of the day. Not one of the best cliffs up here, but there are a few quality lines. Many of the lines require an A0 start.
Gets sun around 10am in the dead of winter.
Routes from left to right:
Science Diet (5.12a)
Bitten (5.12a)
Sidewinder (5.13a)
Snakejuice (5.12c A0)
Sunking (5.12a A0)
Winch Boy (5.11a A0)
Dead Man Chalking (5.12d)
Nemesis (5.12b)
Prickler (5.10c)
Sega (5.10c)
Gets sun around 10am in the dead of winter.
Routes from left to right:
Science Diet (5.12a)
Bitten (5.12a)
Sidewinder (5.13a)
Snakejuice (5.12c A0)
Sunking (5.12a A0)
Winch Boy (5.11a A0)
Dead Man Chalking (5.12d)
Nemesis (5.12b)
Prickler (5.10c)
Sega (5.10c)
Getting There
The approach for this cliff is the same as for the Gorilla Cliff. Continue up the road/wash from the foundation where the road turns to the right. After passing the first half of the Gorilla cliffs on the right, look for a trail at the far end of the Snakepit on the left. The first routes encountered from the trail are Sega, 5.11a and Prickler, 5.11a
Classic Climbing Routes at The Snakepit
Mountain Project's determination of the classic, most popular, highest rated climbing routes in this area.
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