Mulva 5.11b
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 90 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.11b [details] |
| FA: | Doug Lafarge |
| Submitted By: | Mike on Jun 8, 2008 |
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Wade Forrest on Mulva
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Description This route is super fun and one of the better "scoop routes" in a place known for them. Stemming though the second scoop is wild!
Up and right on a short slab, then straight up through the first scoop, then up and left through the second scoop (crux) to a chain anchor.
Location A short walk downstream on the East Wall to where the creek narrows and hugs the right wall. Located just a bit down-stream of Aqua-Vulva.
Protection Bolts & bolted anchor.
Dan Schwarz on Mulva 5.11
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Dan Schwarz on Mulva 5.11
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Wade Forrest getting a taste of the scoopness on M...
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By Tavis Ricksecker
From: Bishop, ca
Aug 10, 2008
| Is this the left scoop route or the right scoop route? Theres two of em, side by side. |
By Mike
From: Phoenix
Aug 29, 2009
| Actually it is the left one. Manny and I climbed the right one (Aqua-Vulva) a while back thinking it was Mulva, and I only recently found out otherwise. |
By Andrew Wright
From: Surprise, Arizona
Sep 14, 2009
| Someone told me this climb was called "Scoop Nazi". Maybe an old/new name? Awesome route regardless. |
By Mike
From: Phoenix
Sep 16, 2010
| Andrew the Scoop Nazi is located up stream, and starts atop the small pillar of Swamp Thing & Om on the Range. |
By JJ Schlick
Administrator
From: Flagstaff, AZ
Dec 10, 2010
| Mulva has been one of my favorite sport routes at the WW for years now. I love the "scoopness". You never know what to expect on the onsight, and it always incorporates a wide variety of movement.
Another LaFarge classic! |
By nature
Jul 1, 2011
rating: 5.11b
| For whatever it's worth I lowered the anchor on this route one bolt. It keeps you from having to finish on the last 8 feet of sand. |
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