Mountain Project Logo
Climb
MTB
Hike
Trailrun
Ski
All Locations > Colorado > Boulder > Boulder Canyon > Blob Rock Area > Blob Rock > W Buttress aka… > Night Stalker (5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a)
Peering up into the second wide part. It's pretty hard getting stood up onto the flake above Chuck's head, and then the difficulties continue for another body length.
ID 1207038 · · Copyright Violation?
Looking down from the top.
You can face left and chimney or face right using the hump on the arete and the crack in the next corner.
Rate Photo
Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating      Clear Rating
  0.0 from 0 votes
Ivan Rezucha
Jan 2, 2006
“Peering up into the second wide part. It's pretty hard getting stood up onto the flake above Chuck's head, and then the difficulties continue for another body length.”  

0 Comments

Nearby Photos

Looking down the "walkoff" descent.
In the middle.
The upper crux area.
Looking down from the top.
Peering up into the second wide part. It's pretty hard getting stood up onto the flake above Chuck's head, and then the difficulties continue for another body length.
You can face left and chimney or face right using the hump on the arete and the crack in the next corner.
Entering the first wide part. It's not unpleasant, but you may find yourself having to turn around once you've squeezed in.
Stem the right facing corner off the ground until above the overhang, then more stemming, etc. gets you to the ledge above Chuck where it eases off afor a while.
Night Stalker. Climb the left-facing corner with a wide crack.
The crux is where the left wall bulges out to almost meet the right arete. The 2-bolt anchor is in the shadowed area at the top left of the photo.
Night Stalker is the large shadowed left facing corner. It's 5.8 or so stemming a short right facing corner to get to the base of the main corner.<br> <br> The Radlands slab can be seen on the right of the photo.
Welcome

Join the Community

Create your FREE account today!
Already have an account? Login to close this notice.

Get Started