Rawlins Uplift: Solar Sanctuary Rock Climbing

A surprisingly fun and steep quartzite crag. Lots of big holds and roofs make for a sunny sport climbing pump fest. All day sun at this crag and it is somewhat ducked down out of the wind which is blocked by ridges to the south and west. Can climb here in January in a t-shirt in low wind conditions. While the belays are out of the wind, be sure you are anchored when setting TRs. The top-out has hurricane force winds while surprisingly the belays and climbs themselves are mostly out of the high winds. There is the potential to add a couple of more routes at this crag but please do not grid bolt. The north side of the ridge has an abundance of bouldering testpieces awaiting. One 20 ft splitter roof fingercrack in particular will await the bouldering highball enthusiast. But take caution as this quartzite can have small holds break unexpectedly. Lots of precleaning to establish boulder problems or routes.