Type: Boulder, 20 ft
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Dan Dewell on Jun 17, 2003
Admins: Andrew Gram, Peter Gram, Greg Parker, Mike Madsen, Mark Rafferty

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Description

"The Hueco Problem" is a sit-start problem really low on the Hueco Wall in front of several smaller, boulders which make for a dangerous landing.

Work up into the hueco, and up to a really solid jug.

The top-out isn't bad, but a fall here could be pretty ugly. A couple of pads and at least one spotter is recommended.

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Pad and a spotter and maybe some more pads and spotters.

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The "Hueco Problem" on the Hueco Wall on the South side of Mt. Baldy at the southern end of the gallery to the East of the large, prominent spire.
The "Hueco Problem" on the Hueco Wall on the So…
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Problems on the Hueco Wall on the South side of Mt. Baldy in the gallery area.
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"Hueco Wall" Problems on the Northern side <br> of the "Hueco Wall."
"Hueco Wall" Problems on the Northern side of…
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Greg Parker
Cardiff, CA
 
Greg Parker   Cardiff, CA  
 
I think this is a little harder than V2. I always thought it was V4, especially if you start with the low sit-down. Jun 20, 2003
Anonymous Coward
Anonymous Coward  
dear greg, I concur with the v4 rating. Upon further speculation I also agree with the probability of the afformentioned "transfer". Jun 21, 2003
Greg Parker
Cardiff, CA
 
Greg Parker   Cardiff, CA  
 
What are you talking about? "Transfer"? Jun 21, 2003
Kai Segrud
  V3+ PG13
Kai Segrud  
  V3+ PG13
The topout has really good holds. The V0 downclimb off this boulder is almost worse. Jun 20, 2007