Pony Up 5.8
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Description This route has a couple of sticky moves off the floor and a little crumbly rock above.
Protection 7 bolts to a 2 bolt anchor.
BETA PHOTO: Pony Up on the left and Poker Face on the right.
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1st climb outdoors - age 10.
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Notice the TR. This is what happens when your budd...
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Margherita climbing Pony Up.
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Grant Stockford on Pony Up.
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Gracie gliding up with ease.
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JK leading Pony Up, nice relaxing afternoon.
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By Rob Mullen
Sep 13, 2001
| Watch out for the bees!!! If it weren't for getting stung about 5 times after stinking my hand in a bee's nest on the way down, I would have loved this climb. Harder than it looks from the bottom, what you think are juggas turn out to be slopas. |
By Anonymous Coward
Jun 20, 2004
| There are new anchors for this route as of 6-20-04. Two 1/2 inch powers expansion bolts with Metolius hangers and chains. One need not share the anchors with Poker Face any longer and both routes can be set up for toproping simultaneously. |
By Nate Oakes
May 15, 2006
| Thanks to whoever put up those chains.... |
By Adam Plate
Jul 7, 2009
| Also watch out for snakes - if my friend hadn't been climbing the adjacent route and forewarned me, I would have grabbed a snake that was chilling on one of my handholds. |
By Robbie Flick
From: Denver, CO
May 23, 2011
rating: 5.8
| Surprisingly high quality route. Moves off the deck were a little stiff, after that is much easier but still lots of fun. |
By Brandon Ware
From: Littleton, CO
Jun 2, 2011
| I climbed this route today, nice warmup. In the large pocket directly to the right of the 4th bolt, there is a bee nest forming. Heads up! |
By Ben Lesavoy
Nov 3, 2012
| Climbed this route about 2 weeks ago, and half of the bolts were loose including the anchor bolts. There are loose bolts on Poker Face also. Just a heads up.... |
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