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Neon Leon
5.10+,
Sport, 60 ft (18 m),
Avg: 1.4 from 21
votes
FA: Howe, Howe
Utah
> Wasatch Range
> Central Wasatch
> Big Cottonwood…
> Speed Trap
Description
This is a steep overhanging route that starts with the rightmost bolt. It then angles left to the left arete and finishes up on the south face. This climb utilized sidepulls and laybacks. Footwork is very important. A very pumpy climb that I felt like I was doing on my side.
The route starts climbing to the shelf with guano on it right of the lower 2 bolts. It clips the bolt off the guano ledge, and then the bolt at the 10 'o clock position. The third bolt is just right of the arete and the fourth is on the south face. All the routes on this wall share either one bolt or more, so it is kind of confusing.
Protection
2 bolts atop and 4 draws for the climb. Bring medium runners for the anchors as they are placed poorly. Also, careful with a top-rope, as the rope can get wedged into a crack rather easily. Then you might get hung up on the wall. I used a large hex to protect the initial moves.
St George
sandy, utah
Worth climbing for sure.
Watch for rope Snag on 2nd or TR. Apr 30, 2007
Small Lake, UT
Scary lead up top, you wouldn't want to fall off the last move, a weird mantle to get to the anchor. That slab below looks a bit close.
Lowering off the anchor is almost impossible, I had to actively feed rope through the grigri. Downclimb to get the last draw then rap clean the next bolt and leave the bottom 2 draws on to work the routes to the right (hint: leave draws on the anchor for these routes)
Even on rap it might be a good idea to pad the razor flake the rope runs on at the top... Jun 18, 2009
and its .10a but you have to know where you're going, then execute. Jun 18, 2009
Follow the jugs over the arete, climb up a few feet and eventually reach right over the arete to make a clip. The roof is a .10a with smart feet, .10b without. Jun 3, 2023