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All Locations > Utah > Wasatch Range > Central Wasatch > Big Cottonwood… > Challenge Buttress > E Face > Worthy Whoopsie (5.11a 6c 22 VII+ 22 E3 5c)
From the anchors on MEGA, you can see that there are rappel anchors for a second pitch of Worthy Whoopsie. After climbing the first pitch a few times, it is beginning to grow on me, but the second pitch is not "worthy", so it must be the "whoops" of the route. It was super easy climbing over bad choss. For choss mining adventurers, you'll love it! Bring a selection of nuts and big cams.
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Top of second pitch
me on Worthy Weakness
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Ryan Brough
Aug 28, 2007
“From the anchors on MEGA, you can see that there are rappel anchors for a second pitch of Worthy Whoopsie. After climbing the first pitch a few times, it is beginning to grow on me, but the second pitch is not "worthy", so it must be the "whoops" of the route. It was super easy climbing over bad choss. For choss mining adventurers, you'll love it! Bring a selection of nuts and big cams.”  

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East face from path (if on this path you've gone too far for the easiest approach, but can still bushwack straight through like we did or maybe go around) <br> <br> Blue: Worthy Whoopsie <br> Yellow: MEGA <br> Red: Coral Bells Arete (or Moral Bells Arete?)
Climb this pitch!
Made a topo for Mega and Worthy Whoopsie
Pitch two, following, yes she's on belay.
These are the TR anchors if you want to TR it in one pitch at 5.9. You can't see the other bolts but the 8th bolt to the top of the first pitch is on the left side of the arete here.
Garrett resting half way up the 2nd pitch. Matt & Erica atop Mega.
Moving up the second pitch
Kris P.RN seemed to enjoy this one...
ummm...it's cool at IC...
This is the anchor that is at the top of the full first pitch. We got confused and used the lower one and made this into three pitches. Not how I would recommend doing it! If you aren't at this set of chains keep climbing.
taken direclty below the route (weird perspective)
View from top of pitch two.
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