Mysterious Redhead 5.11a
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch |
| Consensus: | 5.11a [details] |
| FA: | Bob D'Antonio, Mark Milligan, 7/86 |
| Submitted By: | Rog on Nov 8, 2001 |
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Redhead on Mysterious Redhead.
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Description From the parking lot, follow the trail in. Mysterious Redhead is the first bolted line on the right. The total approach time is about a minute. A couple huecos down low to help you get started and then thins out as you get higher. This is a fun climb.
Protection 4 (3?) bolts + anchors.
Seth crimping for the final clip.
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| Comments on Mysterious Redhead |
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By Jared Brown Mar 9, 2002
| I don't know Bob, sure looks like Mysterious Redhead to me, unless the guidebook I was using was wrong. |
By Darrin Stein From: Milwaukee, WI Mar 19, 2002
| I have always known that outside route to be Mysterious Redhead as well. I was probably using the same guide book. |
By Chris Cavallaro Mar 20, 2002
| If it's not Mysterious Redhead, what route is it? |
By Chris Cavallaro Mar 21, 2002
| Bob, just asking.... Roger, thanks for the addition. |
By Jared Brown Mar 31, 2002
| Is the actual climb the one that starts at the same place as the climb pictured and splits off left, or is it the next climb over that goes up the scoop on the left side of the face? |
By Anonymous Coward May 14, 2002
| Wow, take it easy Bob, they're just trying to find out what the hell they were climbing. Mike |
By Richard M. Wright From: Lakewood, CO May 15, 2002
| The old guide book made Bob's description unambiguous since MR was the only line installed at the time. It's hard to imagine how the mix up occurred. Mysterious Redhead is the better line anyway being more continuous with tricky, and small, crimps throughout. |
By Anonymous Coward Jun 8, 2003
| I looked at this rock this weekend and there seems to be three lines. The right-most (the one being climbed in the picture), I had assumed was Mysterious RedHead. The middle one (I believe it shares Mysterious Redhead's anchors), I thought was a 12a, and then there was one a bit further left that I thought was an 11d. I'm still confused, could someone explain which route is which and their ratings... Bob makes it sound as if the middle route (12a) is Mysterious Redhead. In any case, I really appreciate Bob's work in this canyon and especially his ethics! |
By Michael Amato Sep 7, 2004
| Climbed this route again on 9/4/2004. It is the second line of bolts from the right, but note that there are only THREE bolts on this route plus the anchor as opposed to the four bolts listed in the new guidebook. The topo in the old guidebook shows four bolts as well, but the second from the ground in that topo is missing. Three bolts protects the difficulties quite well, though you don't want to biff it on the second clip... |
By C Miller Administrator Jan 25, 2006 rating: 5.11a
| Fun little climb - a good intro to the pleasures of Penitente. |
By Doug Ranck Aug 14, 2007
| The route in the picture is not MR as stated by BD, BD did not put it in 'his' guide book because he did not put it up. It was put in before the bolting ban, which was initiated by BD because, and he also chopped another route that went up the slab/face to the right of the crack, just to left of the arch. The route is 4 bolts to a short chain anchor. I had named it Dirty Little Girl at 10c back in 4/92 but since then a few holds have broken off and it is a little harder in my opinion. If BD feels that way, maybe he should not include other routes that have been put in since the ban, or maybe he should have helped with the maintenance of routes in the canyon after they were installed. I used to climb with BD but haven't for years, we put up several routes together in the canyon, and he even gave me credit for some. Have fun climbing, all. |
By Tim Waystrong From: New Hampshire Aug 30, 2011
| This climb has 4 bolts to 2 bolts anchor, and is called Dirty Little Girl going at 5.10c. The one just to the left is Mysterious Redhead. |
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