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All Locations > Utah > Wasatch Range > Central Wasatch > Little Cottonwo… > Triangle Wall > Stratosphere (5.10c/d 6b+ 21 VII+ 21 E3 5b C1-2)
Cluster!!! The belay tree at the top of pitch 4.
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Christian Burrell rappelling from the tree at the top of pitch 4. Two 60m ropes get you back down to the ground from here. All those pitches and only 200 feet off the deck! You can see the approach gully below.
The hanging belay at the top of pitch 3. Two older bolts and one new one.
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Tristan Higbee
Sep 28, 2008
“Cluster!!! The belay tree at the top of pitch 4.”  

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Stratosphere. Each belay is marked. The first belay is two bolts, the second is two pitons, the third is 3 bolts, the fourth is a tree. We didn't do the 5th pitch, so I'm not sure what the belay is like there, and I'm not exactly sure where this pitch goes in the picture...
Christian Burrell on the beautiful 3rd pitch of Stratosphere. He's at the bolt ladder now.
Christian Burrell rappelling from the tree at the top of pitch 4. Two 60m ropes get you back down to the ground from here. All those pitches and only 200 feet off the deck! You can see the approach gully below.
Cluster!!! The belay tree at the top of pitch 4.
The hanging belay at the top of pitch 3. Two older bolts and one new one.
Me at start of the actual "hook" traverse (that I used no hooks on) on the 4th pitch of Stratosphere. When the bolt ladder ran out, I used a red Camalot to get to the traverse.
The belay at the bottom of pitch 3. The two pitons can be backed up by micro cams.
Christian Burrell just past the crux on the first pitch of Stratosphere.