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Evan taking the fall on the crux.


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Evan Stevens

 
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Contributed Routes

Name Rating Type Location  Useful To  Date

University Wall

5.12-

Trad, 8 pitches, 900 feet, Grade IV

International : Canada : ... : Grand Wall Area

1 person

Aug 6, 2009

Brothers in Arms

5.12c

Trad, 6 pitches, 600 feet, Grade III

International : Canada : ... : The Dihedrals

Jun 29, 2009

Stone Free

5.12c PG13

Trad, 9 pitches, 1000 feet, Grade IV

International : Canada : ... : The Dihedrals

Aug 13, 2008

The Gauntlet

5.11 PG13

Trad, 9 pitches, 1000 feet, Grade IV

International : Canada : ... : The Dihedrals

Jun 17, 2008

The Facade, aka Mad Nerd and Poodle

5.12

Trad, 4 pitches, 450 feet, Grade III

International : Canada : ... : The Dihedrals

Jun 17, 2008

The Daily Planet

5.12a

Trad, Sport

International : Canada : ... : The Sheriff's Badge

Apr 7, 2008

Atlantis

5.11 PG13

Trad, 16 pitches, 1600 feet, Grade IV

CO : Gunnison : ... : North Rim Routes

Oct 5, 2007

Iron Maiden

5.12- PG13

Trad, 3 pitches, 300 feet, Grade III

UT : Moab Area : ... : Lighthouse Tower

1 person

Sep 10, 2007

Trinity Right

5.12a

Trad, 1 pitch, 65 feet

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Green Adjective Gully

Sep 10, 2007

Deadend Dihedral

5.12b PG13

Trad, 3 pitches, 400 feet, Grade II

International : Canada : ... : The Dihedrals

Sep 10, 2007

Men Holding Hands

5.12c PG13

Trad, 9 pitches, 1000 feet, Grade IV

International : Canada : ... : The Dihedrals

Sep 10, 2007

Shune's Buttress

5.11+

Trad, 8 pitches, 800 feet, Grade IV

UT : Zion National Park : Red Arch Mountain

Oct 30, 2006

The Talisman

WI6 M6

Trad, Mixed, Ice, 3 pitches, Grade IV

CO : CO Ice & Mixed : ... : Camp Bird Road

Jan 1, 2005

Contributed Areas

Name Location  Useful To  Date

Red Arch Mountain

UT : Zion National Park

Oct 30, 2006

Contributed Photos

Photo Caption Location  Great Image  Date
Route topo and description

Route topo and description

International : Canada : ... : Stone Free (5.12c PG13)

2 people

Aug 13, 2008

Topo for the route-it was in my pocket all day, so some folds but you can get a copy at the ranger station

Topo for the route-it was in my pocket all day, so some folds but you can get a copy at the ranger station

CO : Gunnison : ... : Atlantis (5.11 PG13)

Oct 5, 2007

Evan taking the fall on the crux.

Evan taking the fall on the crux.

International : Canada : ... : Men Holding Hands (5.12c PG13)

6 people

Sep 10, 2007

Looking up at the climb

Looking up at the climb

CO : CO Ice & Mixed : ... : The Talisman (WI6 M6)

1 person

Feb 21, 2005

Contributed Comments

 

Location: International : Canada : British Columbia : Squamish : The Chief : ... : The Left Side (5.12a)
By: Evan Stevens When: Jul 27, 2009

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Comments: Double up on the #4 camalots for sure, unless you like to run it out for a LONG ways. The OW is cheatable, so you don't really have to climb that style, but its more like 10- up there. This pitch used to be rated 11+, and is definitely soft for 12-, especially if you know how to jam!


Location: UT : Zion National Park : Moonlight Buttress : The Moonlight Buttress (Fre... (5.12d)
By: Evan Stevens When: Nov 21, 2008

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Comments: Fixed nut is no longer there, you Can NOT rap the route with a 70m rope now. Leaving behind a fixed nut like that on an aid climb won't last long, and didn't...this is 2 weeks later!


Location: International : Canada : British Columbia : Squamish : The Chief : ... : Photo
By: Evan Stevens When: Jun 26, 2008

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Comments: The route is STEEP and leaning, so you don't come close to your belayer...she had bigger things to worry about, like holding the brake rope while getting slammed into the wall, which is the next photo in the sequence!


Location: International : Canada : British Columbia : Squamish : The Chief : ... : Snake (5.9)
By: Evan Stevens When: Jun 26, 2008

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Comments: Snake is an old, old classic, not from Jeff, et al 2001! Jeff has contributed a ton to Squamish climbing, but this one was established by R. Willmott and P. Botta in 62 (as per the guidebook.)


Location: International : Canada : British Columbia : Squamish : The Chief : ... : Cruel Shoes (5.10d)
By: Evan Stevens When: Jun 9, 2008

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Comments: P. 5 the 5.9 part definitely has a bad fall potential, and I think warrants the R, you do NOT want to fall, you would hit a slab, but it is not that bad, the moves get easier as you get further out from your gear. Just a friendly heads up...


Location: International : Canada : British Columbia : Squamish : The Chief : ... : Roman Chimneys (5.11d)
By: Evan Stevens When: Jun 9, 2008

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Comments: Oh yeah, the REAL Grand Wall/Uwall finish! You must do it at least once to say you have climbed the Grand Wall, and understand why some chuckleheads wanted to blow up Bellygood Ledge back in the day to keep people from avoiding these pitches!

One new #4 camalot will probably see you through if you don't mind walking it up.

You can avoid the 11d with a 10dR pitch...dirty and scary.


Location: International : Canada : British Columbia : Squamish : The Chief : ... : The Daily Planet (5.12a)
By: Evan Stevens When: Jun 9, 2008

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Comments: Daily Planet is one of the 'easy' hardman routes...and it now goes to the top of the Sheriff's Badge via a half cleaned new route called the 'Fortress of Solitute'. Most people do the first pitch, and rap, but the next 2 pitches are great at 5.10b burly, and a wild 11a undercling pitch not to be missed. Fortress of solitude breaks off left of this pitch. Pitch 4 is a seldom done 12b face pitch.

Wires and cams to 2.5" for the first pitch and some 3-4" gear for the 2nd pitch. You can rap the f... more >>


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