Type: Sport, 25 ft
FA: Christian Burrell and Tristan Higbee
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Shared By: Christian "crisco" Burrell on Jul 22, 2008
Admins: Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard, grk10vq

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Description

The first route you encounter (left side) and a real shorty. Was bolted as a teaching route. Great for beginning leaders. Still, it's not a bad climb.

Location

Left most short route

Protection

3 bolts and chains

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Looking up Gazelle from the bottom. (SLCD seen used as bottom anchor)
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Tristan Higbee
Ogden, UT
 
Tristan Higbee   Ogden, UT
 
Like Christian said, this was bolted with absolute beginners in mind. It would be great for kids, too. Nothing spectacular. Super easy, super safe.

Also, has the distinction of being the easiest limestone route in the canyon. Jul 23, 2008
Lee Jensen
 
Lee Jensen  
 
Interesting rock and arete. You even get to climb to the top of a small tower. Nice and shady. What beginning climber could ask for anything more? Sep 4, 2008
JayBrink
 
JayBrink  
 
Qwik and easy
nice to start a warm up on May 31, 2009
Christopher Sorensen
Provo, UT
  5.5
Christopher Sorensen   Provo, UT
  5.5
Good beginning lead, really easy. Sep 7, 2009
Abandoned User
5.5
Abandoned User  
5.5
Great spot to get away and be by yourself. Nov 10, 2009
Kevin Harris
 
Kevin Harris  
 
Short, easy route which is good for somewhat small children. You can get to the top to hang a rope without leading if you climb up the wide crack on the left side past a tree. I did this while my climbing victims were eating lunch. Oct 14, 2015