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Jan 28, 2015
If soloing the route, you can skip the steep, pocketed face and walk behind the formation for an easy step-… View Comment
Jun 18, 2014
Bail option: If you were to set up your rap anchor at the Pitch 3 belay, two 60m ropes would take you to th… View Comment
May 22, 2014
The original rap line on the south to Normal Route was set up for a single 60m back in the day. However, th… View Comment
May 4, 2014
An alternative Pitch 3 is to go right from P2 belay, traversing on a rounded boulder, and take the next chi… View Comment
Apr 5, 2014
The top, difficult part of the slab on Pitch 4 can be completely avoided by going left at the last pro plac… View Comment
Mar 22, 2014
West side deproach: follow the ridge line of Gertch practically all the way to Low Horn 1. Drop down on the… View Comment
Jan 27, 2014
We have tried to follow this pair of topos with some diligence and found them less than reliable. The lines… View Comment
Jan 27, 2014
We have tried to follow this pair of topos with some diligence and found them less than reliable. The lines… View Comment
Jan 22, 2014
This route was originally posted under the name "Bastard," which we took from an old topo of the Lambda Wal… View Comment
Jan 14, 2014
Many thanks to Pat Gioannini (climber pat) for spending his Christmas Eve doing the re-bolting this route s… View Comment
Jan 12, 2014
For more information and photos you can check out adifferentkindofparadise.wo… courtesy of Dan Car… View Comment
Jan 12, 2014
Looking for a warmup? Lowenbrau Light is a good climb, but with its crux start it does not provide an ideal… View Comment
Jan 10, 2014
Approach: Turn off the regular trail to Lambda Wall above the large tree and traverse left on easy but feat… View Comment
Jan 1, 2014
West side approach: More painful, but definitely far less strenuous and shorter in terms of both distance a… View Comment
Jan 1, 2014
We have tried to follow the topo for Yellow Brick Road. The first pitch is basically a dirty fourth class,… View Comment
Dec 28, 2013
The trail has been over-used. Instead of following cairns, you now scramble up loose debris in a trough dug… View Comment
Dec 24, 2013
The first bolt you come to is not part of the anchor. Continue few feet south to a pair of bolts. Bring sli… View Comment
Dec 17, 2013
A way to avoid the hanging belay, along with the possibility of loose rocks hitting said belay: (As descri… View Comment
Dec 17, 2013
Charlie Cundiff's rating on his topo is 5.9+. I'd say the crux (going straight up, I didn't see another way… View Comment
Dec 17, 2013
East side approach: Go up the north fork of the Pine Tree Trail up to a gully with a short, thick, black lo… View Comment
Nov 29, 2013
As best I can tell this is the same as the finish of King Me. If somebody knows better, please straighten m… View Comment
Nov 24, 2013
I found a "variation" listed in the NMSU-archived documents of the Southwest Mountaineers. It's classified… View Comment
Nov 5, 2013
I believe the dihedral you take to the Flea Tree is actually not visible. The obvious crack leading toward… View Comment
Nov 4, 2013
There are some loose rocks on the bottom two pitches, as well as on the start of Pitch 4, occasionally siza… View Comment
Nov 1, 2013
For more information on the Normal Route you can go to summitpost.org/forget-about… or web.nmsu.ed… View Comment
Oct 28, 2013
Guide to the slab version: Approach as for Cross-trainer, going left on the slabby ground below it. Leav… View Comment
Oct 17, 2013
The full-slab version of the route is great - not just pitch 1, but the full 200-foot pitch 2, which goes f… View Comment
Oct 8, 2013
I have rapped off the Finger Zinger bolts on a single 70m rope. View Comment
Oct 6, 2013
Continuing to the right after avoiding the roof all the way up makes the route about twice as long but not… View Comment
Sep 17, 2013
Low Horn 6 can also be scrambled, but again some climbers will choose to rope up. Doing all six Low Horns i… View Comment
Aug 28, 2013
Alternative start: The route can be started directly from the slab to the left of start of Cross-traine… View Comment
Aug 9, 2013
I agree with the bomb rating. Not only the route, but the entire area should be avoided on account of poor… View Comment
Jul 28, 2013
"Wizard Road" - starting with Wizard of Ooze and continuing on Yellow Brick Road. A quality route (and acco… View Comment
Jul 28, 2013
The thirds pitch is on some of the chossiest rock I have seen anywhere in the Organs and I would avoid it.… View Comment
Jul 26, 2013
The top-rope can be set up where Murray's crack reaches the wide ledge at the top of the first pitch of the… View Comment
Jul 26, 2013
Pitch 1 can be profitably split in two by stopping on a ledge at the base of the dihedral. (The bush with s… View Comment
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