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Unnamed (L2)

5.9, Sport, 50 ft (15 m),  Avg: 2.2 from 305 votes
FA: Michelle Locatelli and Lisa Harrison, 2010
Nevada > Southern Nevada > Red Rocks > (04) Second Pul… > Black Corridor > Lower Level > Lower Level - Left
Warning Access Issue: Red Rock RAIN AND WET ROCK: The sandstone is fragile and is very easily damaged when wet. DetailsDrop down

Description

Still unnamed brand new route and still needs some cleaning(difficult to do in crowded corridor), so belayer beware of bits of falling sandstone.

Location

Second route on the left as you enter the corridor.

Protection

5 bolts to mussy hook anchor.

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Fat two-handed undercling halfway up.
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Doug Foust
Oroville, WA
  5.9 PG13
[Hide Comment] The bolts on this route and the one to the left are a bit more spaced than other routes in the corridor, a couple of the clipping stances felt a bit awkward Nov 27, 2010
Joe Ayers
Las Vegas, NV
[Hide Comment] Stout for a 5.9 lead, more like a 5.9+ pg13 or a 5.10a, agree with John and Doug it could use another bolt, awkward clipping stances, but cleaned up now and interesting movement. May 18, 2013
Catherine Read
Asheville, NC
[Hide Comment] Have any routes been put up between this and The CEL?

If so, this route has some super neat holds and moves, but a little scary coming up over the ledge to find the next bolt 5 more feet up.

If not, I have no idea what I climbed... Jun 21, 2013
Leslie H
Keystone
  5.10-
[Hide Comment] I dont know if this was hard or spicy or what but it's not a great warm up.It is really hard to figure out and a bit reachy in places. And yeah, a few more bolts would help make this less heady
on lead. Aug 16, 2015
Fernando Cal
SLC, UT
  5.9-
[Hide Comment] Okay climb. Good for warm up and intro to area. Some awkward places towards the middle to keep things interesting. Apr 17, 2017
Brent Blevins
Chattanooga, TN
 
[Hide Comment] More thought provoking than the line to the left, for sure. Looks like most people stay to the right of the bolt line up top to keep it at 9. Oct 4, 2018
James H
Lausanne, New England
[Hide Comment] Felt like the bolts were poorly spaced. There are substantial no fall zones. Nov 23, 2021
Matt Schneider
Reno, NV
 
[Hide Comment] Crimpy start to the right, not straight up. I put in a nut in the flake in the runout slab up top. 5.10a Nov 5, 2023