Crimson King 5.11
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 90 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.11c [details] |
| FA: | John Varco |
| Submitted By: | Mike on May 25, 2010 |
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David Bloom on Crimson King.
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The following cliffs will be closed to climbing beginning March 1, 2012: Angels Landing, Cable Mountain, The Great White Throne (beyond single- and double-pitched climbs), Isaac (in Court of the Patriarchs), The Sentinel, Mountain of the Sun, North Twin Brother, Tunnel Wall, The East Temple, Mount Spry, The Streaked Wall, Mount Kinesava, and the Middle Fork of Taylor Creek. All other cliffs will remain open to climbing. See www.nps.gov/zion/parknews/2012-climbing-closures-announced.h>>> for more info
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Description A nice route up some beautiful rock. Thin moves & gear lead up a nice crack. Up high some thin moves remain in lighter colored rock. Good fun.
Location Located just as you come around the corner from Kung Fu Theater into the Confluence area. An obvious splitter on a red face next to a tree.
Protection Lots of cams from tiny up thru maybe .5 or .75 camalot, nuts, & some runners. Rappel off bolted anchor.
upper chrimson
| this climb is a real beauty!
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By Spencer Weiler From: SLC, UT Nov 25, 2012
| No offense to the poster, but I hate it when people say "lots of cams". What does that mean? 4 of each size? 10? This is the desert. Quantity matters. Here is my suggestion for this one: 1 green c3 2 red c3 4-5 .3 camalot 3-4 .4 camalot 3-4 .5 camalot This thing is thin the whole way, so make sure you have at least one .3, one red c3, and one .5 for the top section where it angles right after the good rest. |
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