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All Locations > Utah > Wasatch Range > Central Wasatch > Little Cottonwo… > Perla's Ridge &… > Perla's Ridge (5.8 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c R)
The loose gully option in the gully, i.e the right (and recommended) option
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The crux section of the endless dihedral. Picture taken on the rest stance. Constant 5.7 liebacking from the belayer to the rest, hardest at the end as it goes more horizontal/underclingy.
This is the back of Perrla's Ridge as taken from where you first hit the Bell's Canyon trail. As you can see, if you go straight South (right in the picture) you'll hit the forest floor after ~200 feet of downclimbing and rappelling. If you go down the shoulder (left from the peak in the photo) first, you have to go quite a ways or you'll be cliffed out.
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Jim D
Aug 27, 2015
“The loose gully option in the gully, i.e the right (and recommended) option”  

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The crux section of the endless dihedral. Picture taken on the rest stance. Constant 5.7 liebacking from the belayer to the rest, hardest at the end as it goes more horizontal/underclingy.
The loose gully option in the gully, i.e the right (and recommended) option
This is the back of Perrla's Ridge as taken from where you first hit the Bell's Canyon trail. As you can see, if you go straight South (right in the picture) you'll hit the forest floor after ~200 feet of downclimbing and rappelling. If you go down the shoulder (left from the peak in the photo) first, you have to go quite a ways or you'll be cliffed out.
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Pitch 6 crux (the "5.8 offwidth") from below
Above the first pitch and almost even with The Thumb!