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Latest Routes

Name Rating Type Location Submitted By Date

Red Dawn (FA)

5.11c

Trad, Alpine, 4 pitches, 480 feet, Grade II

NM : Sandia Mountains : ... : Pino Wall

Williampenner

Oct 28, 2009

Parallel Universe (FA)

5.12a/b

Trad, Alpine, 4 pitches, 475 feet, Grade II

NM : Sandia Mountains : ... : Pino Wall

John Kear

Sep 2, 2009

Latest Photos

Photo Caption Location By Date
South Face of the Pino Wall. Routes are shown from left to right: Parallel Universe, License and a Visa, and Red Dawn. You can only see the upper 3 pitches of Red Dawn.

South Face of the Pino Wall. Routes are shown from left to right: Parallel Universe, License and a Visa, and Red Dawn. You can only see the upper 3 pitches of Red Dawn.

NM : Sandia Mountains : ... : Pino Wall

Williampenner

Oct 28, 2009

Route topo

Route topo

NM : Sandia Mountains : ... : Parallel Universe (5.12a/b)

John Kear

Sep 4, 2009

Latest Comments

 

Location: NM : Albuquerque Area Climbing : Sandia Mountains : Pino Wall & Jawbone : Pino Wall : Parallel Universe (5.12a/b)
By: Josh Smith When: Oct 25, 2009

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Comments: Rare to find such clean rock on a Sandias route, bottom to top, on such a terrific natural line. Highly recommended

Location: NM : Albuquerque Area Climbing : Sandia Mountains : Pino Wall & Jawbone : Pino Wall : Parallel Universe (5.12a/b)
By: mattb19 When: Oct 25, 2009

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Comments: Finally got to get on this climb after a few weeks of trying to make it happen. It is a great route and will be really nice once it gets a little traffic to clean off the lichen. I felt like the 3rd pitch was R once outta the seam off the belay when you go to make the traverse. The last pitch is R as well and you have to be careful when pulling on the knobs that you pull on. I was using one and it broke off causing me to take a tumble a little scary with no gear. Overall the route was a blast an... more >>

Location: NM : Albuquerque Area Climbing : Sandia Mountains : Pino Wall & Jawbone : Pino Wall : License and a Visa (5.11b/c PG13)
By: suprasoup When: Oct 6, 2009

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Comments: Did this on 10-04-09. On rappel using 2x60m's I was 10 feet shy of the P3 anchors. The rock is bomber! I used a Red Zero and Blue Zero for P1. Built an Alternate Anchor system (Red, Blue, Yellow Zero) at P4 station because I felt that the P4 anchors were too far right of the bolted line. I really felt like I needed a couple of inches to get through the crux of P2. P3 didn't feel like it had any .11 moves maybe tweenish .10's though getting to the first bolt of P3 is kinda hairy. A great route ... more >>


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