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Sylvia Luebben leads P2 of 'Days In Heaven (10d)' on Rock Of Ages, in Estes Park, CO. Photo by Tony Bubb 08/'02.
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Gordon on the left start for P1. The jugs are out left.<br> <br> Beta: you could probably get by with a rack up to a #2 Camalot. Doubles up tiniest to #1 Camalot are useful. Triples of yellow Alien/TCU size are helpful. Tiny cams are helpful in spots. A single set of wires is more than enough.
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Tony B
May 2, 2007
“Sylvia Luebben leads P2 of 'Days In Heaven (10d)' on Rock Of Ages, in Estes Park, CO. Photo by Tony Bubb 08/'02.”  

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Dean following the wildly exposed traverse on Days of Heaven....
The crux from above.
At the P1 belay. P1 climbs the roof at the slot right of the rightmost dead tree. Then up the left-leaning, left-facing corrner.<br> <br> The belay is a bit problematic. Get directionals for your second, then move left about 10' and find a good pin at the level of the ledge. You can get in some good but not obvious pieces to back up the pin including a gold Camalot, big brass and a medium nut or Alien. Hang below all these on the slab.<br> <br> Photo by Chuck Graves.
Steppin' out!
Jenny Antin making the improbable reach move on P2 of Days Of Heaven.
If you walk the finger crack, it's not at all strenuous. You can use the crack on the right for the first half. It is tricky getting gear in though, since you have to lean left to see into the crack.
Gary Ryan on Days of Heaven.
Gordon on the left start for P1. The jugs are out left.<br> <br> Beta: you could probably get by with a rack up to a #2 Camalot. Doubles up tiniest to #1 Camalot are useful. Triples of yellow Alien/TCU size are helpful. Tiny cams are helpful in spots. A single set of wires is more than enough.
Sylvia Luebben leads P2 of 'Days In Heaven (10d)' on Rock Of Ages, in Estes Park, CO. Photo by Tony Bubb 08/'02.
Starting the upwards traverse. There are a few tricky moves with decent rests and gear until the step across.
Looking down at P2. Photo by Jeff G.