Type: Sport, 60 ft (18 m)
GPS: 37.98433, -109.50579
FA: Dave and Tank Sadoff, Nate Sydnor 11/20 - FFA - Nate Sydnor and Dave and Tank Sadoff 3/21
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Shared By: Nate Sydnor on Jan 2, 2025
Admins: slim, Cory N, Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane, Nathan Fisher

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I think this is the best bolted climb in all of Indian Creek. I found it wandering around one random day, and came back later with Dave, who ventured ground up to drill the bolts. The anchor setup is one that I salvaged from an illegally-bolted canyon in the Moab area. It's monstrous, goofy and an overkill, and is part of the reason for the name of the route. You'll see when you get there. The other reason for the name is the bubbaglyph of a horse at the base of the route. It's likely a historical artifact though, so stay clear. The route easily avoids it. 

Thin and technical sandstone mastery on a beautiful, scalloped face that's visible from the road. Bulletproof stone and great moves. Crux at the top. Have fun. 

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This is on the buttress before Prickly Pear, kind of across from Blue Grama if I recall correctly. It's been some years since I was there, but I think I remember maybe another route or two on the wall with ancient anchors. 

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