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Cloud Shadow

Submitted By: Patrick Vernon on Jan 1, 2001
Administrators: Ben Mottinger, Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monomaniac
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Description 

This is a great bouldering area, with several classic traverses and several more classic straight up problems.


Getting There 

Park at the obvious Capstan Rock and head across the road and downhill for a few feet to a long wall coverd in pockets with a small boulder next to it that resembles a golf club.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Cloud Shadow:
Consideration   V4     Boulder   
Hagan's Wall   V4-5     Boulder   
Cloud shadow traverse   V5     Boulder   
Undercling Traverse   V9     Boulder   
Trice   V12     Boulder, 10 feet   
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Jeff about to pull the crux move - sorry for the resolution :(

Hagan's Wall V4-5  CO : Boulder : ... : Cloud Shadow
This is a classic of Flagstaff mountain. It is the first problem you come to if approaching from The Capstan. It starts on a small two finger pocket for the right hand and a good, although painful, edge for the left. Pull up and throw to a sloping rail, then throw again above the rail to two not quite ideal pebbles. The top out isn't too bad. A great problem, it is wise to use a pad and a spotter as the crux is a little comitting. ...[more]   Browse More Classics in CO


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By Anonymous Coward
Jul 17, 2001

This rock has a some fun problems and is usually much less crowded than other areas on Flagstaff. Plus it sits in the shade in the afternoon, making it great for after work or class.