Type: Sport, 100 ft (30 m)
FA: unknown
Page Views: 308 total · 14/month
Shared By: Stephan Callas on Jun 18, 2022
Admins: Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard, GRK, D C

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Description Suggest change

I've read about a couple people climbing this route thinking it was Lotto Balls (which is what we did) so I decided to make a route on MP. Apparently to get to Lotto Balls you need to go into the gorge a little bit further, didn’t see it but also wasn’t look too hard. 

Very fun climb. The only 'anchor’ I saw was a single bolt with a locking carabiner, was not stoked on that, but at least the bolt was in good condition. Apparently after the ledge the route continues up another slab to actual anchors. 

First bolt is at maybe 20'-30', a little runout but pretty easy so it didn’t really matter, good warmup run. There is a railroad spike near the first bolt, followed by maybe 3 or 4 more bolts, didn't see any spots for a cam placement. Stays shady until about 9/10am in the late spring.

Location Suggest change

Head towards Three Finger Canyon (the location on MP is spot on). At the mouth of the canyon there is an obvious gorge hikers right (see photos). Union Pacific is on the left side of the gorge (west side), right at the corner of the gorge and three finger canyon. Once you're in the gorge and facing the slab (you should be looking west) the route is on the very left side of the slab.

This is the beginning of the route and the mouth of Three Finger Canyon (38.8575728, -110.4644692).

Protection Suggest change

4ish bolts

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