Mountain Project : Nick Mudd

Member Since: Nov 5, 2012
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Contributed Routes

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Rating

Type

Location

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Date

Left Flake

5.7+ (1)

TR, 1 pitch, 90 feet

CA : Los Angeles County : Point Dume

Nov 5, 2012

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Assembled unit + one free replacement stopper!! Asking $1.50/OBO plus shipping & handling

FOR SALE / Wanted : FS - Cheap homemade stopper...

Apr 20, 2013

unknown route on the front wall

Southern California : Stoney Point Route ID?

Apr 12, 2013

Sculpture's Crack

CA : Los Angeles County : ... : Sculpture's Crack (5.10c)

1 person

Feb 25, 2013

new bolt 2/17/13

CA : Los Angeles County : ... : Maggie's Farm (5.11b)

Feb 17, 2013

New 3/8" x 3&1/2" Powers 5 piece bolt installed above Maggie's farm 2/17/13.

CA : Los Angeles County : ... : Maggie's Farm (5.11b)

Feb 17, 2013

Nick Mudd : Whitney1

Jan 18, 2013

The Left Flake route is in red, with green lines showing the top rope setup.

CA : Los Angeles County : ... : Left Flake (5.7+)

Nov 5, 2012

Looking down the first pitch of Goldline. After the fifth bolt it's about 30ft to the belay anchor. It's technically easy (maybe 5.4) but the runout can be a little intimidating because a slip just

CA : Los Angeles County : ... : The Chicken (& Hyperion Sla...

Nov 5, 2012


Contributed Comments
Location: CA : Los Angeles County : Point Dume : Left Flake (5.7+) : Photo By: Nick Mudd When: Feb 25, 2013	view comment >>
Comments: Maybe a year ago? It's a lot of fun, even though the flake is so short--you get two or three cool moves and then you're back on the same old face climb. I soloed it with a grigi on a fixed line--totally doable because of the ease of the climbing, but you definitely don't want to fall off the first couple of moves on the flake because you'll swing straight into the ground. of course it's sand so you'd be alright, but still...
Location: CA : Los Angeles County : Stoney Point : Mozart's Wall By: Nick Mudd When: Feb 25, 2013	view comment >>
Comments: Be very wary of the two new looking bolts with fixe hangers above the right side of Mozart's. Although they appear to be only a few years old, both hangers spin freely and one of the actual bolts can be wiggled around by hand both vertically and horizontally. Can't tell from the outside what the issue is, but whoever put them in definitely f***ed up. The two big glue-ins are bomber.
Location: CA : Los Angeles County : Stoney Point : Nabisco Canyon : East Wall Crack (5.7) By: Nick Mudd When: Jan 22, 2013	view comment >>
Comments: It can also be led pretty easily with a handful of small-medium cams and a nut or two.
Location: CA : Los Angeles County : Angeles National Forest : Texas Canyon : The Chicken (& Hyperion Sla... : Photo By: Nick Mudd When: Jan 3, 2013	view comment >>
Comments: I was only offering to do it since I expected to be back there soon, but since there is so much disagreement among those of you with more experience/investment in the area I'll leave it alone.
Location: CA : Los Angeles County : Angeles National Forest : Texas Canyon : The Chicken (& Hyperion Sla... : Photo By: Nick Mudd When: Nov 12, 2012	view comment >>
Comments: Definitely wouldn't if you're going straight down the slab.. but off the right hand side it's only 30 or 35 feet to the ground (due to the hill that the slab is on). I guess it would depend on how much slack your belayer is giving you. I was just observing that even though it's easy climbing it can be very challenging to a new leader due to the long runouts. I don't think another bolt in between would be amiss. What's the consensus on adding/replacing at this location? I'll probably be ba... more >>