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Steve Bartlett
Oct 18, 2024
Fun tower. The bolt ladder is now re-installed with baby angles in the two empty holes. The crack eats #3s,… View Comment
Niki Utah
Apr 12, 2024
Not sure if any stewards in the area can do anything about this, but I noticed that the current belay/rappe… View Comment
Niki Utah
Apr 3, 2024
P2 is very unexpected and very rad! Easy approach. Fun for an after work outing. P1 in afternoon sun, P2 in… View Comment
Ben N
Nov 25, 2023
Bolt ladder is missing 2 out of 3 bolts.. still not bad if you are tall. View Comment
Rhett Burroughs
Oct 20, 2022
Pitch 2 is approx 400+ft of .6 and scrambling to reach the upper saddle. This is now in the description fo… View Comment
greg t
Mar 20, 2022
I would add a #3, ( 2x?)#4, #5 to David K's rack, and load up on the small stuff. ( .3 and under ) due to t… View Comment
Alex Zucca
Apr 12, 2021
Ration your 0.3s on P1, 4 of them would not go unused. View Comment
slim
Nov 28, 2020
Yeah, i didn't really care for this route much. A lot of scrambling on not-great rock. The other unnamed 1… View Comment
thehackattack
Nov 22, 2020
Chosstastic where it matters most View Comment
David Katzenmeyer
Aug 31, 2020
Pitch 1 & 2 are North facing and have shade most of the day until late afternoon. Pitch 3 wraps to the back… View Comment
David Katzenmeyer
Aug 31, 2020
A single 70m rope works perfect for a single rappel to the ground on the backside of the tower. Pitch 1 ha… View Comment
Corey Ochsman
Oct 16, 2019
Climbed this on 10/12/19. Approach: The first pitch is barely a pitch... a few studs to some scrambling to… View Comment
Rob Baumgartner
May 6, 2019
What a great climb. Pitch 2 is absolutely brilliant! View Comment
Creed Archibald
Apr 30, 2019
Maybe I just forgot how to face climb after a Spring in the desert, but I thought pitch 2 was pretty damn 5… View Comment
Steve Bartlett
Feb 14, 2019
Hey, thanks slim. if that map you linked to map is correct then Repo Man is outside the ban area. I hope so… View Comment
slim
Feb 14, 2019
crusher, thanks for the heads up. i think this might be a map of the area (or at least a map of the area w… View Comment
Steve Bartlett
Feb 13, 2019
Due to the Gemini Bridges roped activities ban by the BLM, this climb may now be officially closed. I canno… View Comment
Dave Hoven
Nov 29, 2017
Spencer Cone and I climbed this last week. Fantastic aid climb up a remarkably clean system. Excellent work… View Comment
Spencer Cone
Nov 28, 2017
Kickass route! My partner Dave Hoven and I left the hammer in the bag for this one. Dave led the P1 cle… View Comment
Evan Deis
Nov 27, 2017
When I was leading I did the second traverse with my hands in the crack. Then when cleaning I walked on th… View Comment
slim
May 2, 2017
fun little tower, worth doing if you have some time after doing other towers in the area. the crack goes f… View Comment
slim
May 2, 2017
pitch 2 is a bit hairy for the second, as well as for the leader. from the final anchor, if you throw down… View Comment
brat .
Apr 27, 2017
I'm 5'4" and the face moves on p2 felt super hard. Much harder than the last pitch on In Searc… View Comment
Joe Stern
Apr 11, 2016
Added a 1/2" x 4.75" SS bolt to the summit rappel anchor today. All three sets of anchors on the bird now h… View Comment
Joe Stern
Apr 11, 2016
The "short, broad side canyon" that contains this route is called the Alcove in Karl's book. Access to the… View Comment
herb crimp
Aug 25, 2015
Nice work fellas! Looking at that crack in the past, I assumed it would take a lot more nailing. Well done. View Comment
Trevor Bowman
Apr 1, 2014
The big gear is for the first pitch, the top of the 2nd pitch could take the #3s and maybe a #4. Felt a sin… View Comment
Trevor Bowman
Apr 1, 2014
Having read the conflicting comments above about the condition of the summit anchor, I was confused, but ho… View Comment
Michael Buchanan
Feb 22, 2013
Fred Beckey and Jim Hudock was also on the FA (AAJ 1972) View Comment
TonyV Valdes
Jan 13, 2013
Thanks for the memories Jake. Having done the first ascent with Jeff Widen, I'm glad to see there is inter… View Comment
TonyV Valdes
Dec 13, 2012
You are correct in how we put up the first ascent. Actually Jeff Widen freed the traverse contrary to the… View Comment
Evan C
Jul 7, 2012
Sun/shade factor? View Comment
joshes
May 28, 2012
how about leaving things alone! i love peoples self appointed desert safety chief tum. i enjoy clipping sta… View Comment
Jeff Widen
Oct 11, 2011
Did this yesterday - couple comments: a small ball nut w/screamer could provide a little peace of mind on… View Comment
Jeff Widen
Oct 11, 2011
PLEA FOR HELP - Did this route on 10/10/11, and accidentally left my headless, legless, one-armed Barbie on… View Comment
Paul Irby
Oct 10, 2010
there are some face feaures that lead to the anchor in question. i'm guessing that someone was planning on… View Comment
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