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The High Road

V7, Boulder, 25 ft (8 m),  Avg: 3.1 from 78 votes
FA: Matt Kirk, 1996
Nevada > Southern Nevada > Red Rock Boulders > (01) Calico Bas… > Red Spring Boul… > Main Cluster > Red Spring (aka Turtl…
Warning Access Issue: Red Rock RAIN AND WET ROCK: The sandstone is fragile and is very easily damaged when wet. DetailsDrop down

Description

Sit start on big chalked sideways undercling type hold. Work out on the left side of the cave on a series of crimps and top out on jugs.

Location

Starts in the back of the obvious cave feature of this boulder.

Protection

A few pads in the cave would be nice.

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Alfredo's best try-hard face working thru the starting crimps. shot by Nikko W.
[Hide Photo] Alfredo's best try-hard face working thru the starting crimps. shot by Nikko W.
Debbie using some foot trickery
[Hide Photo] Debbie using some foot trickery

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GoSharks
CA
  V7
Andy L
 
[Hide Comment] Matt Kirk got the FA on this line back in 1996. Witnesses are Jason Jackson, Mike Vaughn as we were all from Phoenix we were taken to the boulder by Dwight White a Vegas local who was a manager at Rocks & ropes at the time. Also spring loaded and Monkey wrench. Jan 22, 2015
Owen Donnelly
Seattle, WA
[Hide Comment] So are the jugs which I believe are the start holds to the low road on? The beta videos that were shared are quite conflicting. Dec 17, 2018
Christian Sanchez
Pasadena, CA
Y Qiao
CA
[Hide Comment] Shorty beta:
youtu.be/rF2xkRaGtm4 Dec 22, 2022
Y Qiao
CA
[Hide Comment] Short beta:
youtu.be/iERIOGWqNDQ Dec 24, 2022
[Hide Comment] Beta video of the direct crimp line: youtu.be/Fl3awIHHxy8?si=SLY… Mar 7, 2024