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Contributed Photos |
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Location |
Great Image |
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| Contemplating the moves off the chockstone to start pitch two, during the FA. | NV : Red Rock : ... : Saddle Up (5.9) | | Mar 25, 2013 |
| Doug Foust at the pitch 3, sloping alcove belay. Going 15 feet above this would bring you to a good 12" varnished ledge that could be more comfortable, and would make pitch 4 less of a rope stre | NV : Red Rock : ... : Saddle Up (5.9) | | Mar 25, 2013 |
| Doug Foust cruising through the third pitch jams. | NV : Red Rock : ... : Saddle Up (5.9) | | Mar 25, 2013 |
| Top of pitch two belay, above the white handjam/flake. Solid C4 .5, .4, and bomber stopper. Semi-hanging belay. | NV : Red Rock : ... : Saddle Up (5.9) | | Mar 25, 2013 |
| Doug Foust nearing the end of pitch two in the solid white handjam/flake. | NV : Red Rock : ... : Saddle Up (5.9) | | Mar 25, 2013 |
| Pitch two steps off the end of the chockstone, over air, into this fantastic crack on the East wall. | NV : Red Rock : ... : Saddle Up (5.9) | | Mar 25, 2013 |
| Doug about to climb up and left, under the massive chockstone, on the first pitch. | NV : Red Rock : ... : Saddle Up (5.9) | | Mar 25, 2013 |
| Doug Foust racking up at the base of the first pitch. | NV : Red Rock : ... : Saddle Up (5.9) | | Mar 25, 2013 |
| Nicholas Martin reaching the final moves of the second pitch. | NV : Red Rock : ... : All that, Jazz (5.8) | 1 person | Feb 16, 2013 |
| Top of Rainbow Buttress | Andrew Yasso : Climbing | | Jan 25, 2013 |
| On Frigid Air Buttress | Andrew Yasso : Climbing | | Jan 25, 2013 |
| Alaska Climbing | Andrew Yasso : Climbing | | Jan 3, 2013 |
Contributed Comments | | |
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Location: NV : Red Rock : Calico Basin : Black Wall (aka Happy Acres... : All that, Jazz (5.8) : Photo
By: Andrew Yasso When: Apr 10, 2013 | view comment >> | Comments: I did - thanks!
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Location: NV : Red Rock : Juniper Canyon : Jackrabbit Buttress : Saddle Up (5.9)
By: Andrew Yasso When: Mar 25, 2013 | view comment >> | Comments: Had a great time climbing this thing with Doug. Almost worked out too easy.
Pitch two felt 5.8+/5.9 to me. Hoping not to sandbag people with the rating but also not trying to make ourselves feel good by overrating it.
Would love to have some other people climb it and get their feedback.
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Location: NV : Red Rock : Sandstone Quarry : Stratocaster Area : Footloose (5.11b)
By: Andrew Yasso When: Mar 2, 2013 | view comment >> | Comments: Fun route, unfortunately most of the bolts are currently coming out of the wall. The first bolt is fine, the second bolt is spinning with about .5 of an inch exposed behind the hanger, the next three or four bolts all have about a centimeter on the bottom half exposed. The top half of the hanger is still touching the wall in most cases, but they are far less than confidence inspiring. My partner weighted one and it didn't go anywhere, but wasn't psyched to be taking whippers on these.
It loo... more >>
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Location: NV : Red Rock : Sandstone Quarry : Stratocaster Area : Cut Loose (5.11a)
By: Andrew Yasso When: Mar 2, 2013 | view comment >> | Comments: I second all of the comments above. Every point is accurate and apt.
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Location: NV : Red Rock : Calico Basin : Black Wall (aka Happy Acres... : All that, Jazz (5.8)
By: Andrew Yasso When: Feb 16, 2013 | view comment >> | Comments: The second pitch is very enjoyable, and the third pitch is still a bit crunchy (loose rock). A confident 5.8 climber will enjoy this route. Very scenic top out, with a painless descent. Rappelling really shouldn't be your choice, as it will just take more time and be less enjoyable. The walk off is in the sun too, as the route is usually in the shade by late morning/early afternoon.
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Location: NV : Red Rock : Second Pullout : Great Red Book Rock : Great Red Book (5.8)
By: Andrew Yasso When: Feb 16, 2013 | view comment >> | Comments: The walk off descent is mellow and quick, and is in the NORTH direction. The description says "left," meaning when you get to the base of the climb the gully is on your left that you will be descending (climbers left), but once you are at the top left is mildly subjective. Just walk off North and you shouldn't have a hard time getting back to your pack.
Very fun and quick route.
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Location: NV : Red Rock : First Pullout : The J Wall
By: Andrew Yasso When: Jan 25, 2013 | view comment >> | Comments: With full respect to those that established these routes, is this really a "new area?" It feels as if this is more a worthy extension of an already established wall (The lower Hamlet). Just my $0.02
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Location: NV : Red Rock : Oak Creek Canyon : Eagle Wall : Rainbow Buttress (5.8)
By: Andrew Yasso When: Jan 11, 2013 | view comment >> | Comments: Climbed this yesterday - certainly enjoyable. There is a really new #5 camalot stuck on pitch three. I worked on it for a couple of minutes and moved it an inch or so by banging on it with my nut tool. I'm sure someone could probably get that thing out, and they really should because what a cool route to not have a single piece of fixed gear (save for the bolted last pitch alternative).
I tried to create an anchor at the top of the black tower that I could belay directly off of, and ha... more >>
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Location: NV : Red Rock : Oak Creek Canyon : Upper Painted Bowl : Chicken Lips (5.10a)
By: Andrew Yasso When: Jan 9, 2013 | view comment >> | Comments: Any time to put into the rebolting effort on this one? I would be game to hike stuff up and help out anyway possible.
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Location: NV : Red Rock : Juniper Canyon : Ginger Buttress : Ginger Cracks (5.9)
By: Andrew Yasso When: Dec 27, 2012 | view comment >> | Comments: I guided Ginger Cracks in early December, before Tyson G. I found the rappel off the chockstone to be completely suitable for my guest and I and did not find the need to back up the webbing at all. I doubt the webbing weathered considerably in the two weeks between my climb and Tyson's. However, we all have different levels of what is acceptable, and I find myself pretty conservative in this area, seeing as I am making a safety decision for not only my life (which I value considerably) but th... more >>
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