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left side of Gumby Wall
Description A sunny,exposed SW facing crag with very good quality rock. Good choice for a first time lead. Most routes are well bolted.
Getting There Park at the pullout just after MP 18. Walk up the road to the smaller gully which is just before the point where the rock meets the road. A steep, somewhat awkward ascent brings you to the base of the crag. Traverse left and through a gap in the rocks to find the routes. Approach time 5-10 mins.
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Tasha on "The Gumby Sanction" - Christmas Eve 2007...
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BETA PHOTO: self-made topo of Gumby Wall
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By Jerry Cagle
From: Tucson, AZ
Feb 19, 2007
| The rock here is bullet hard, and the holds are different from most Lemmon crags, i.e. sharply incut. Climbing these routes in stiff-soled hiking boots will add a level of interest, esp. on the upper section of GumButtress. |
By Jason Bowman
From: Marana, AZ
Mar 31, 2007
| Is Gumby Wall included in the Barnum Rock closure?? |
By Christian
From: Tucson, Az
Aug 12, 2007
| Yes. Or at least as far as I know. The Coronado National Forest website says all of Barnum Rock, and the Gumby Wall is part of Barnum Rock. Maybe someone should add the "access issues" note to this area. |
By Jon Ruland
From: Tucson, AZ
Sep 13, 2007
| before attempting the gumby wall all climbers are required to view this short video:
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By JmH
From: Arizona
Nov 18, 2007
| Gumby is a baaaaad man! |
By eddy
Nov 12, 2008
| There's a route that climbs the East facing wall to the right of Gumbuttress; at least there are four bolts on the upper section of this wall. Does anyone have information about this route? |
By Chris Wenker
From: Santa Fe
Dec 13, 2008
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hee hee; is G's holster belt slipping a little low in the back at 3:53-4:01?
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