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Location: CO : Estes Park Valley : Big Thompson Canyon : The Monastery By: Tony Cappa When: Sep 7, 2010 | view comment >> |
Comments: Does anyone know the status of the roadside camping situation here? When I've been in years past, my experience has definitely matched up with those described above: pretty nasty. Is the spot still open? Clean? Any other comments or recent experiences? Thanks!
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Location: CO : Golden : Clear Creek Canyon : Primo Wall By: Tony Cappa When: Aug 25, 2002 | view comment >> |
Comments: Does anybody know where the tyrolean went? Or if there is a good place to cross the river (other than when it's frozen over in the wintertime? I like the Primo Wall...
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Location: CO : Golden : Clear Creek Canyon : River Wall : Splash (5.11c/d) By: Tony Cappa When: Aug 21, 2002 | view comment >> |
Comments: Alan is right. There is a second 5.11- crux about halfway up. Match on the sloper and then you gotta throw to a good (but sharp) hold. (It ripped the tip off my friend Brian's pinky). It is well worth it though to stick with it because the view from the anchors is absolutely beautiful in the afternoon sunlight (once again, only if you can block out the big rigs rolling by not too far away). There is some vegetation in the crack at the top, and please be mindful and leave it as you found it. ... more >>
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Location: CO : San Luis Valley : Penitente Canyon : Penitente - Inner Canyon : Los Hermanos de la Weenie W... (5.11c) By: Tony Cappa When: May 18, 2002 | view comment >> |
Comments: This route is absolutely sweet! There are some sloping huecos and then a huge jug right on the corner (basically right in the middle of the climb), just to give enough rest to finish off the route (some weird traversing sequences up to a killer little bit of finger crack). Get on it! Be sure to blow a kiss to the Virgin Mary....
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Location: CO : Boulder : Eldorado Canyon SP : The Bastille : The Bastille - N Face : Outer Space (5.10c R) By: Tony Cappa When: May 6, 2002 | view comment >> |
Comments: This route is absolutely excellent. I recommend it to anyone interested in getting some big air out under your feet. I agree with everyone else's comments that the first pitch of Outer Space is tougher than the the second. That dihedral is definitely more technical and devious than the one hard move to clip the pin in the undercling on the airy final pitch. Also, I second that motion to go around toward the right on the mini-pillar from the belay atop the first pitch of the Bastille Crack in... more >>
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Location: CO : Rifle : Rifle Mountain Park : Ice Cave Walls : Feline (5.11b) By: Tony Cappa When: Apr 18, 2002 | view comment >> |
Comments: I'm sorry. FA by Rob Candelaria
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