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Submitted By: toddgordon on May 22, 2007

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Long Dong Silver. Dave Evans on the "business" en...

Description 

This is an isolated Formation north of Utah 24, about 10 miles west of Hanksville.


Getting There 

Follow Eric's Description in Desert Rock , EXCEPT where he says it's south of the highway...it's actually NORTH! (oops...)



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Sugar Daddy

The Sugar Daddy A3  UT : San Rafael Swell : ... : Long Dong Silver Area
The tower is the obvious gray- and cream-colored formation a couple hundred yards north of the highway, a few miles west of Hanksville. The rock is some species of shale, possibly Mancos shale. Helmets are advised, as the shale sometimes breaks into sharp fragments. Start on the south face, at the lowest point of the rock, about twenty feet left of the southeast arete (we left an army ring-angle at the start of the climb).1. Aid the crack, which trends slightly rightwards, past a rotten pillar ...[more]   Browse More Classics in UT