Type: | Sport, 55 ft (17 m) |
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Due to dry conditions, Los Alamos National Laboratory has activated stage 2 fire restrictions as of Thursday, July 27, 2023 to reduce the risk of human-caused wildfire, protect natural and cultural resources, and enhance public and firefighter safety. While stage 2 restrictions on other lands doesn't mean a closure to trails, LANL's stage 2 restrictions state, "“Recreation-like” activities (e.g., walking, jogging, hiking, biking, and similar activities) are prohibited in all undeveloped areas except on asphalt roads, TA-71, TA-72 and the Wellness trail between the TA-3-1663 Wellness Center and TA-16 Fire Station 5 (TA-16-180)."
This could mean parking at the normal Dungeon parking area, which is on LANL land, is prohibited. Look for signage and be aware of this closure. If asked to leave, please leave.
This could mean parking at the normal Dungeon parking area, which is on LANL land, is prohibited. Look for signage and be aware of this closure. If asked to leave, please leave.
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You probably didn't come to the Dungeon to climb slabs but this chossy dirty climb might be worth doing once.
Start up the slab left of Meltdown, being careful not to pull anything off or peel off from the lichen on the easy bottom section. At the 4th bolt there is a nice ledge to rest on, to get ready for the crux.
Pull the crux moves, being aware of the ankle breaking fall potential back onto the ledge, and head up more sustained ground to the 6th bolt. Here grab the crack and make the funnest easiest moves to the anchor.
Start up the slab left of Meltdown, being careful not to pull anything off or peel off from the lichen on the easy bottom section. At the 4th bolt there is a nice ledge to rest on, to get ready for the crux.
Pull the crux moves, being aware of the ankle breaking fall potential back onto the ledge, and head up more sustained ground to the 6th bolt. Here grab the crack and make the funnest easiest moves to the anchor.
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