Buddha's Slab Climbing
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38.49826, -106.94726 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
Page Views: | 902 total · 4/month |
Shared By: | Aaron Voreis on Jun 5, 2005 |
Admins: | Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC |
Description
Buddha's Slab hosts some of the longest routes at Hartman Rocks including the area's only two pitch route. This area is located up and right from Buddha's Belly Wall. Buddha's slab is easily identified by the two huge pine trees at its base.
Routes from left to right are as follows:
A. Vulcan Death Grip, 10-, 2 pitches, bolted belays. Bolts and 1 set TCUs. (T. Anderson).
B. Lichen It, 10b, 6 bolts (R. Cowan).
C. Unamed Crack (behind trees), 10b, bolts, gear to #4 Camalot.
D. Friction Pump (behind trees), 10d, 7 bolts (red bolts) (R. Cowan).
E. Son Of Buddha, 11 (approach via Friction Pump), 3 bolts, #2 Camalot(A. Voreis).
Routes from left to right are as follows:
A. Vulcan Death Grip, 10-, 2 pitches, bolted belays. Bolts and 1 set TCUs. (T. Anderson).
B. Lichen It, 10b, 6 bolts (R. Cowan).
C. Unamed Crack (behind trees), 10b, bolts, gear to #4 Camalot.
D. Friction Pump (behind trees), 10d, 7 bolts (red bolts) (R. Cowan).
E. Son Of Buddha, 11 (approach via Friction Pump), 3 bolts, #2 Camalot(A. Voreis).
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