Full sport multi's in the Wasatch?

Can anyone recommend some several pitch full sport routes with a max of 5.8-5.9ish around the Wasatch? I understand that most multi-pitch involves trad to some extent and thus I haven't really been able to find any full sport multi's around. Please suggest any if you know of them. Thanks!

Rock canyon has several good multi-pitch sport the one that comes to mind first is Cosmic Space Dust Lazers, and Lord of the Slings.

BCC has a few as well. You can modify the search on mp.com to look for these routes.

We just did Portable Darkness on Devils Castle.
We placed two cams the entire route. One to back up an ancient ring piton the other was placed and then found a bolt 2 feet away. It is super well protected even the easy ground. There is no way i would bring a rack again.

The rock is good quality but every ledge and edge on the route has loose rock on it. Be careful!

I did portable darkness recently too, great six pitch route, no rack needed. other routes on the castle do require some trad gear to help protect them though.

Betty's Altered Elbow in LCC Altered States Gully is a 4-pitch bolted 5.9. It is LCC slab with some 20 foot runouts, but it is a bolted multi-pitch in your grade range. We used a couple tcu's but they weren't really necessary.

Zephyr in North Creek Canyon (north of Nebo) is what appears to be a 5-pitch sporty, with the first 4 pitches at 5.9. Have not done it. Caveat Emptor.

You can find other stuff that meets your grade requirements in the west desert areas, e.g. Ibex, Masada...

Western Front
Frodo Lives
Lord of the Slings
Brain Full of Spiders
Dancing With Feral Debutantes
Covey Leader to Raven

Western Grebe pitch 1&2 only.

cdec wrote:We just did Portable Darkness on Devils Castle. We placed two cams the entire route. One to back up an ancient ring piton the other was placed and then found a bolt 2 feet away.

Kinda fun. Those pins were bulk military pitons (Wyott corp) packed in cosmoline. They rust like the dickin's when unprotected. I think their "born on" date was 1977, but, were placed when the route was put up. More for keeping folks on route than anything.

See below. Pin on the left is the same as ones placed on the route (as well as a few short blade style pins).

Ring pitons

Cheers!

I was wondering about those. They look ancient.
Our thought was that the new route may have crossed some undocumented wonderings up there.
Good to know that they haven't been out there for 35 years.

Thanks for posting.

When Brian and I did Shadow of the Blade, the first pitch had some old gear on it which looked like it had been placed and bailed from. One piece was an old, long flat bladed piton from Europe. Given the vintage and placement, had to have been there since the early 70's or so. I asked Ted about it...he confirmed a failed attempt back then. Pretty funny.

Portable Darkness pro.

My buddy Paul took this.
Looks like it has been there a long time.