Rock Climb The Call of Cthulhu, Colorado Springs Follow the splitter crack past a pine tree to where it levels out on a large ledge above Make a trad belay P2 (5 6, 15m) This has great position and is a lot easier than it looks From the ledge, traverse to climber's left a short distance, and enter a right-leaning crack system above
Climbing in Unaweep Canyon, Grand Junction Area This area has excellent traditional crack climbing and great bouldering on the metamorphic granite gneiss canyon walls and large Burro sandstone blocks of Unaweep Canyon half an hour from Grand Junction The routes ascend canyon walls via cracks of all sizes and difficulties for up to nine pitches Lines are clean and sustained; thousands of interesting options exist The potential for new
Supercrack of the Desert (aka Luxury Liner) - Mountain Project Hike up to Supercrack Buttress and find the largest queue If this doesn't help you locate the route, look left of the ruins, finding the obvious splitter hand crack above a large flake, going through a small roof and cleaving the blank face above in an unbroken line another 60 feet or so above the roof An impressive line that's hard to miss
Rock Climb Perestroika Crack, Karavshin Valley Perestroika crack is without a doubt one of the best big wall rock routes in the world First freed by Lynn Hill and Greg Child at (soft) 5 12, this route ascends 2500 feet of epic rock and splitter cracks to a summit at 4240m There is a great bivy ledge for 5 to 6 half way up the wall which makes the logistics of this route relatively simple Parties going big wall style should prepare for 2
Climbing in Southeast Utah, Southeast Utah - Mountain Project You will find a wide range of subtle variations in rock type: the splitter-crack-forming Wingate, the ultra-soft Entrada, the gorgeous Navajo, the oddly solid-yet crumbly Cutler, the interesting mid-layers of Chinle, Kayenta, and more
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