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DescriptionA sport wall with very easy access. The wall faces south, and all climbs can be easily top-roped. Expect crowds, including rowdy spectators. The 5.6 climb is often occupied by first time climbers (or even people teaching rappelling skills). Getting ThereHead east on 9th street until the end. You can not park in front of the gate, and a nearby neighbor has "no parking" signs posted on his fence. Hike up the obvious dirt road, then turn left on the canal dirt road. Take the second trail angling up the hill on the right. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for 9th Street:
Cub Scout Corner 5.6 Sport, 1 pitch
Shino 5.8+ Sport, 1 pitch, 35 feet
"That's What She Said' 5.9+ Sport, 40 feet
Bring Your Lunch 5.10a TR, 1 pitch, 45 feet
Mr. Interruptus 5.10c Trad, Sport, TR, 1 pitch
Midnight Cowboy 5.10d Sport, 1 pitch, 30 feet
Jerusalem 5.11a PG13 Sport, 1 pitch, 40 feet
Cleft Lip 5.11b Sport, 1 pitch, 35 feet
Vile of Crack 5.11b/c Sport, 1 pitch, 30 feet
Cracked Lip 5.11b/c Sport, 30 feet
Edge of Madness 5.11c Sport, TR, 1 pitch, 40 feet
Featured Route For 9th Street
Bring Your Lunch 5.10a UT : Wasatch Range : ... : 9th Street
Because this route is not bolted, and there are no anchors at the top, it does not get climbed that often. To set up the TR, build an anchor with trad gear at the top. There are two good boulders you can sling as well. Drop the anchors that attach to the rope through the obvious "V" in the rock. The bottom of the route has several different paths. One climbs out over a bulge and then moves right into a little dihedral. The next follows the dihedral (to the right of the bulge) from the ground up....[more] Browse More Classics in UT
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