Mountain Project : Clayton Knudson

Member Since: Oct 16, 2011
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Point Rank: # 12,404
Total Points: 7
Last Year: 5
Last 30 Days: 0

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Areas are worth 15

Routes are worth 10

Photos are worth 5

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Location: WI : Necedah (Petenwell Bluff) By: Clayton Knudson When: Mar 30, 2013	view comment >>
Comments: Up here yesterday climbing a bit yesterday(3/29/13). Approaches are still pretty snowy, icy in the steep spots but passable. Plan on the walk taking longer than you would think right now. The crack I climbed, no idea which one (slightly overhung), was dry. Sport routes are dry and friction is good with the weather. Anyway, place seems pretty good to go but there is still snow, ice and some seepage.
Location: International : Europe : Iceland By: Clayton Knudson When: Mar 24, 2013	view comment >>
Comments: going to be in Reykjavik from April 20th to the 28th. Trying to keep the commitment to climb outside every month of the year and would like to know a spot to boulder close to the city. If anybody knows of a place and or info on a gym in the area that would be super helpful. PM me and thanks in advance.
Location: CA : Joshua Tree National Park : Barker Dam Area : Photo By: Clayton Knudson When: Jan 28, 2013	view comment >>
Comments: As an archaeologist i would be psyched if you called it a mortar cup instead. The "Indian girl grinding hole" thing turns out to be offensive in several different ways that have already been noted. Mortar cup is not derogatory to anyone and is easier in the long run. Sorry if that came off as angry or mean. I in no way intended that. Anyway, that's a great picture. I wonder what the rest of the site looked like. Clay
Location: CA : Yosemite National Park : Tuolumne Meadows : Lamb Dome : Little Sheeba (5.10a) By: Clayton Knudson When: Nov 2, 2012	view comment >>
Comments: Super good route for beginners in the 5.10 range. Not because its easy, much more because it isn't but protects really well. Solid and sustained with great protection and pretty mellow at the very start to get out of deck range. nuts and small cams both work great remember a 3 for the top that you can't really see from the base of the climb.
Location: WY : Devil's Tower By: Clayton Knudson When: Aug 15, 2012	view comment >>
Comments: Anybody want to climb on Saturday with a safe partner. I'm Driving back from Yosemite to Fargo, ND and wanted to squeeze one more day in before heading back to no rock land. Wouldn't want to lead more than around 5.9 or 5.10a on this different rock. (701) 399-9661 or email at Clayton.Knudson@gmail.com
Location: NV : Red Rock : Sandstone Quarry : Stratocaster Area : Unknown (5.10d) By: Clayton Knudson When: Mar 22, 2012	view comment >>
Comments: Great pumpy route with good sustained climbing. Definately one of the better 10s I've done in Red Rock
Location: CA : High Desert : New Jack City : Box Canyon East : Sunnyside : Chick Flakey (5.10c) By: Clayton Knudson When: Feb 2, 2012	view comment >>
Comments: you can easily go around the first bolt and belay from the giant ledge between bolts one and two. I would not recommend this though, the jug/flake to get through the crux is thin and feels pretty weak. Having the belay at the bottom should help protect, or at least give them a chance to adjust,if it breaks off. Otherwise I thought it was a super fun route.