Latest Photos |
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| Looking down from the Exodus Variation to the 2nd Pitch belay anchors. | UT : Saint George : ... : Sticky Revelations (5.10a) | Jared R | Nov 18, 2009 |
| The Exodus Variation 3rd pitch. | UT : Saint George : ... : Sticky Revelations (5.10a) | Jared R | Nov 18, 2009 |
| Looking down on Pitch 2 from the belay station. | UT : Saint George : ... : Sticky Revelations (5.10a) | Jared R | Nov 18, 2009 |
| Looking up at Past Lives from the base of the First pitch. | UT : Saint George : ... : Past Lives (5.9) | Jared R | Nov 18, 2009 |
| Lefty's Paradise? is the crack on the left side of the photo | UT : Saint George : ... : Lefty's Paradise? (5.7+) | Jared R | Nov 18, 2009 |
| Jared on the summit of Stick Revelations. What a view! | UT : Saint George : ... : Sticky Revelations (5.10a) | Jared R | Nov 4, 2009 |
| Rob running it out on the Book of Prophecy Variation. | UT : Saint George : ... : The Book of Prophesy Var. (5.8) | Jared R | Nov 4, 2009 |
| Unknown 5.8 between Wet My Whistle and The Awakening. | UT : Saint George : ... : Unknown (5.8) | Craig Martin | Oct 20, 2009 |
| Jenny climbing sunrise buttress. | UT : Saint George : Crawdad Canyon (Veyo) | jeffozozo | Oct 13, 2009 |
| Narcolepsy. This is a really fun climb in an amazing place | UT : Saint George : Crawdad Canyon (Veyo) | jeffozozo | Oct 13, 2009 |
Latest Comments |
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Location: UT : Saint George : Chuckawalla Wall : Sand Witch (5.11b)
By: Bad Sock Puppet When: 12 hours ago | view comment >> |
Comments: I deceiving little climb! I thought the crux was after the second bolt since I shot to the chains very easily. The crux move is tough, but once you figure out the correct movements the climb definately stays .11b...still hard for the grade though.
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Location: UT : Saint George : Black Rocks : Shady Side : Flying off the Handle (5.12b)
By: Bad Sock Puppet When: 12 hours ago | view comment >> |
Comments: Solid .12b IMO, The start is a little awkward and tricky but you soon get to easier climbing. Definitely clip the fourth bolt at your waist. Rest up at the large shelf 2/3 way up. The crux is the really small but positive crimp as you go for the chains and then throwing for a slopey hold. If your feet cut here then good luck. Clean fall zone.
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Location: UT : Saint George : Crawdad Canyon (Veyo)
By: jeffozozo When: Nov 20, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: This place is super family friendly. We love to camp here. The kids like to catch crawdads from the creek. There are cool 5.10 routes right next to easy 5.6s and 7s so we get the younger ones climbing right next to the older kids. The weather is amazing, it is nice and shady and the people who are there have always been really cool. The belay areas are clean and open, with lots of room. There are literally hundreds of routes.
Places like this and the work of guys like Todd Goss make climbing... more >>
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Location: UT : Saint George : Woodbury Road Crags : The Solstice
By: tenesmus When: Nov 20, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: definitely confused. this place blows. but the soul asylum is pretty dang fun.
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Location: UT : Saint George : Woodbury Road Crags : The Solstice
By: Craig Martin When: Nov 20, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: Maybe a little confusion between The Solstice and The Soul Asylum.
I found this place to be fun enough but after 2 routes we where over it.
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Location: UT : Saint George : Woodbury Road Crags : The Solstice
By: grk10vq When: Nov 19, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: uh ten- there are no .12s at the Solstice.
and for the record, this place is, in fact, a flaming pile of fragile and sharp choss nuggets.
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Location: UT : Saint George : Woodbury Road Crags : The Solstice
By: tenesmus When: Nov 19, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: I'd have to agree with Perin. It was all tight pockets and edges for me. Did you do the .12 in the middle of the steepness? The one with the cool fist jam in the Hueco? Part of the top of that was the only loose stuff I saw on the wall. It seemed like that part of the wall had seen a lot more water in general and maybe that's why? who knows? I still think its a cool crag and a lot of fun for groups with a wide variety of ability.
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Location: UT : Saint George : Woodbury Road Crags : The Solstice
By: rick gardiner When: Nov 17, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: I wouldn't agree with those statements. I did several of the routes ropesolo at The Solstice Wall in february 08 and thought they were fun! I don't remember any loose stuff. And I had the place all to myself.
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Location: UT : Saint George
By: Jon O'Brien When: Nov 17, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: Dear Clay,
You can't spell, the VRG is in Arizona, your grammar makes no sense, and you're combative. Maybe its time to delete the negative comments...
;-)
Thanks
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Location: UT : Saint George : Woodbury Road Crags : The Solstice : Behind The Beige Vinyl Curt... (5.10a)
By: Stan Pitcher When: Nov 16, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: Correct on count 14 bolts plus anchors although you can reach the last bolt from the anchors. Lowering on our 60m made it just barely.
The 10b (Vampires) two to the left and the 10c in between are also great routes. Both full 100 footers and pretty sustained.
The two 3 star 10a's an the far left are not that great - easy climbs with short cruxes.
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Location: UT : Saint George : Green Valley Gap : Perky's Playground (5.9)
By: ZachBradford When: Nov 14, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: There are now chains at the top. Excellent warm-up route. Also its pretty straight forward once you get off the ground so a great route for the wife or girlfriend.
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Location: UT : Saint George : Green Valley Gap : Skin Graft (5.11b)
By: ZachBradford When: Nov 14, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: Better Purer, and harder start if you start from the ground, rather than the large rock.
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