Been Caught Stealin' 5.9-
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 100 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.8+ [details] |
| FA: | BJ Sbarra, Dave Meyer |
| New Route: | Yes |
| Submitted By: | BJ Sbarra on Feb 26, 2008 |
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Been Caught Stealin'.
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Description Follow a couple bolts up the corner, then move onto the face and climb the crack (gear) up to the small roof. Several more bolts will get you to the anchor. Fantastic climbing the whole way.
Location This is in the center of the tallest part of the buttress.
Protection Quickdraws, gear from small TCU to red Camalot.
Your reward at the top! A truly amazing place in C...
| Ryan heading up.
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By Lynn S May 1, 2008
| A very enjoyable and long, for the area, route. A few bolts a couple of cams and beautiful rock. The last 10 feet have some potential loose stuff, tread carefully as you near the top anchors. Best staging area at the Narrows, gets sun in the morning. |
By tobin sanson From: Carbondale, CO Jun 15, 2008 rating: 5.9-
| Super fun! There is a cool variation if you go right at the 5th bolt and make your way over the roof. No pro though. |
By BJ Sbarra From: Carbondale, CO Sep 16, 2008
| A lower anchor has been added where the good climbing stops and the choss begins. It takes away about fifteen feet of climbing, but makes it a much safer outing. And you can still go to the higher anchor if you want. Enjoy. |
By D-Storm Sep 27, 2010
| My girlfriend and I found a wedding band at the base of this route on Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010. Shoot me an e-mail with a description.... |
By martinharris From: Glenwood Springs CO Jun 1, 2011
| I placed an interesting #2 that removed some stress through the gear section. |
By Brian Wright From: Glenwood Springs, Co Jun 30, 2011 rating: 5.9-
| A fun and lengthy climb! One of my favorite 5.8/5.9 climbs in the greater Roaring Fork Valley area. There are five bolts before the gear section. In the crack, I used 3 pieces: two #2 BD C4s and a #0.75. Two more bolts after crack to top. |
By Jordan Hirro From: Colorado Springs/Glenwood Spri 3 days ago
| Probably the best moderate climb in the Narrows. It's definitely my favorite. Like Brian had pointed out, just a couple pieces are necessary. At the minimum, 2 red BD C4s should suffice. |
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