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Bryan Baker
May 13, 2024
It was definitely moving... was able to make it move with my hands alone... ;) View Comment
John Knight
May 13, 2024
Love stepping off the giant "loose?" block as you move out into the void. Easy climbing, but definitely men… View Comment
Bryan Baker
May 12, 2024
We placed (including anchor) doubles of .4-.75, a #1, #2. Passive pro was a red hex (I like passive gear in… View Comment
Alexandre Passos
Feb 12, 2023
Very fun little spire. It was really fun to try the slab crux as you're standing on a really wide ledge and… View Comment
Tyler Collins
Oct 30, 2022
The "possible direct start" looks like a great way to die. Rock quality is miserable at what is probably a… View Comment
Tyler Collins
Oct 30, 2022
Fun little climb. Wack rock at the start with marginal gear leads you to the bolted crux of the climb. G… View Comment
Aaron Vix
Nov 4, 2021
Fun and stimulating from start to finish. Solid rock. The cracks are consistently changing sizes along the… View Comment
Sam F
May 25, 2020
I’m hoping this route will clean up more. I used all of my tiny cams and wished I had more. I’ll double up… View Comment
Sam F
May 25, 2020
I’m a big fan of this pitch. It was well protected and fun and gains a cool summit. A handful of us led thi… View Comment
Christopher Czaplicki
Feb 3, 2020
Great little moderate spire. The 5.9 slab is tough but it's easy enough to pull on the draw to get through… View Comment
Derek Field
Jul 11, 2019
FWIW, Burcham recalls it being 4th class and forgettable. Anyway, happy exploring, John! Best wishes. View Comment
John Knight
Jul 9, 2019
Looks like there might be fun route on the southwest side of the "mudclod". I think a few low 5th class mov… View Comment
Derek Field
Jul 9, 2019
Back in the day, John Burcham scrambled bearfooted to the top of that mudclod to get a better view of Ursa… View Comment
John Knight
Jul 9, 2019
Cool fact - these guys can run on their back legs and can hit up to 15 mph! Might give Usain Bolt a run for… View Comment
John Knight
Jul 7, 2019
See other detailed topo of east side. Note that this photo doesn't show the lower bolt on the slab right of… View Comment
John Knight
Jul 7, 2019
Anyone climb the smaller feature just east of Ursa Minor? Might be a good crack or two on the north side. View Comment
John Knight
Jul 7, 2019
Note, this is not the Ursa Minor route! If you are on this side, move around to the right, east side for th… View Comment
John Knight
Jul 7, 2019
One last note on the descent. You rap onto the north side. You can easily reach the base with a 60m. BUT, y… View Comment
John Knight
Jul 7, 2019
Climbed this yesterday with a party of 4. We broke it into 3 pitches to reduce rope drag. Easily done in 2… View Comment
John Knight
Jul 7, 2019
Anyone take a crack at the southeast side of Ursa Minor? There are two "bail slings" that may have been lef… View Comment
John Knight
Jul 7, 2019
Shows the north side of Ursa Minor. Including the "crux" move off the first ledge. I thought it wasn't too… View Comment
John Knight
Jul 7, 2019
This is the east side of Ursa Minor. Does not show the upper, 2nd pitch which is on the north side. See 2nd… View Comment
John Knight
Jul 7, 2019
Hike up main trail to summit of Bear Mt. toward first "bench" - about 20 minutes or so. Once you get to the… View Comment
Codell Norman
Dec 16, 2017
A 70m rope is worth the easy rap. View Comment
Bill Lundeen
Oct 21, 2016
Very fun route, mostly good quality rock, up a great little tower. No anchor bolts at end of pitch 1 as Blo… View Comment
Derek Field
Apr 4, 2016
This route can be done in one pitch with proper rope management (i.e. extend everything and run out the eas… View Comment
Jay Col
Oct 23, 2014
I am fairly certain this climb is at 34.900073, -111.868388 Its very difficult to see the 'twin peaks' f… View Comment
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