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DescriptionThe Pages Wall area is a sub-section of the Book, and includes routes on the center of the Book, between the Isis Buttress and the J-Crack Slab Areas. The far right side of the Pages Wall Area is marked by a large left facing dihedral that features such climbs as El Camino Real (5.12c) and Corner Pump Station (5.11c). The left side of the Pages Wall Area is marked by a deep cleft that separates it from the Isis Buttress. This section of the Book is packed with quality, including such Lumpy classics as Howling at the Wind (5.11b), Perelandra (5.11a), Fat City (5.10c) and Osiris (5.7). The Exit Wall (upper section of the center Book) is also included in this area, that features amazing pitches like Outlander (5.10c) and Cheap Date (5.10b). Getting ThereHike as you would to the Book. The trail to the left will deposit you right at the base of the Pages Wall Area. This area is the center of the Book, to the left of the large, left-facing dihedral which hangs above broken rock below. The center of the Pages Wall Area can be identified by George's Tree (5.8), where a ambitious, little tree grows from a large crack that runs up the middle of the slab. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for The Pages Wall Area:
Osiris 5.7 Trad, 5 pitches, Grade II
The Cave Exit 5.7+ Trad
George's Tree 5.9 Trad, 4 pitches, Grade II
High Plains Drifter 5.10b Trad, Sport, 5 pitches
Cheap Date 5.10b Trad, 1 pitch
Outlander 5.10c Trad, 2 pitches
Fat City Crack 5.10c Trad, 3 pitches, Grade II
Toot 5.10d Trad, 1 pitch
Perelandra 5.11a Trad, 2 pitches, 150 feet
Howling at the Wind 5.11a Trad, 3 pitches, Grade II
The Final Chapter 5.11a/b Trad, Grade II
Corner Pump Station 5.11c Trad, 3 pitches
Featured Route For The Pages Wall Area
High Plains Drifter 5.10b CO : Lumpy Ridge : ... : The Pages Wall Area
High Plains Drifter is a high quality, mostly face variation to Fat City. Keep in mind that some of the bolts are spaced a bit. This is not a sport climb.Approach via Fat City or The 44 and belay after the 10c crux roof. from this belay step left onto the slab and climb the THIN 10b crack straight up to the first bolt. The other and perhaps safer option is to continue up Fat Citys third pitch for 10 ft then cut left on an undercling to the first ...[more] Browse More Classics in CO
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