Type: Trad
GPS: 38.57165, -109.67149
FA: Kyle Copeland, Eric Johnson 8/89
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Shared By: Darrin Stein on Dec 31, 2000 · Updates
Admins: slim, Cory N, Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane, Nathan Fisher

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After walking through the slightly jungle'esq begining of the canyon, you will come across an old jeep road on the right side of the drainage. Follow this and you should see a slot canyon on your left after about a 10 minute walk. As the wall comes back into the main canyon, you should see the route on a small ledge. Go down to the drainage and up, look for the trail leading to the base of the route (small, loose, scree slope). Park it and climb. I know the picture is a bit hazy, but the route is as nice as the surroundings. I only did the one route, but this canyon has a lot of climbs to keep you busy for the entire day.

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Bolts with slings at the top. 70' route needing small units up to 2.5"

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