Type: Sport, 100 ft (30 m)
GPS: 40.62647, -111.74584
FA: Brian Smoot, Sam Carter 1994
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Shared By: GRK on Jun 20, 2003 · Updates
Admins: Drew B, Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane, Nathan Fisher

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Description Suggest change

A near dead-vertical face with widely spaced bolts, this enjoyable, sustained line will gradually get more difficult and thin as you near the top. Steep jugs, thin crimps, and good movement, Transformer is an interesting, thoughtful climb. Its important to mention that this route is bolted, but gear will be necessary to protect yourself from a potential ground fall. There is a great .75 camalot placement between the second and third bolt, the climbing in that section is easy, but falling before you reach the third bolt would probably be awful. That said, this can and has been climbed without gear. 

A 60 meter rope will work fine, but be mindful of your ends.

Transformer is south-facing and very doable during a dry, winter day. That being said, it can be brutal in the middle of July. Beware of hornets on this climb when in season.

Protection Suggest change

Eight bolts plus an anchor.   You can find quite a few cam placements from a 0.3 to 3 camalot, even higher.

Location Suggest change

From the field in front of Storm Mountain's amphitheater, hike all the way to the top of gully to the lookers right of Psychobabble Wall. Follow the scree to its very end. Transformer will be the tall face in front of you and begins just right of the black steak.

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