River Run. You can just see the anchor draw at the...
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Another strange Primo Wall route like its neighbors Groan Up and Moving Out. Start in the corner and climb the steep arete to the left of Moving Out on sidepulls and slopers. First bolted by Kurt Smith.
On Oct 17th I managed to break off a crucial [for me] right sidepull; it's a bit harder now. Sorry - i'm a big boy. I would like to see it go the way it stands so lets try to refrain from glue... i've had some bad experiences in the canyons due to the stuff in the past year.
I did this route the other day, and wondered if anyone else thought it might me a bit harder without that hold that broke. Chris definitely thought so. Either way, it's a cool route.
By adampeters From: Golden, Colorado Aug 25, 2008 rating: 5.13b
Even though these are old comments, I will put my two cents in here. Yes, this route still goes, and no it is not harder than 13b. This is a fairly physical route that requires some imagination at the crux. I will tell you this, the last draw is pretty hard to clip on the go, but have no fear I fell well above it when I was working this route and still didn't hit the ledge, almost, but not quite. So, If you find it hard to clip, then it is fairly safe to skip. Enjoy this route, rope bouldering at its finest!
By Jay van Sam From: Denver CO Feb 22, 2009 rating: 5.13b
I'm working this route now, its really fun. I would second Adam's comments above; bolt 4 is hard to clip and safe to skip.
I'm planing a repeat of this line. Should be interesting considering that a hold has broken. But it sounds like it still goes in the 13b area. Pumped to give this one a try again after all these years.
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