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DescriptionThe Secret Garden is the home of some of the hardest problems in the canyon, classic moderates, and a few projects that will make the first ascentionist famous for sure. The rock is high quality and it is a good place to warm up or burn out. All of the problems on the warm up boulder are very good and there are tons of eliminates to get your session started. Twisted (V4) is the classic moderate of the area and very worth doing. Lance's Dihedral (v6) is also a classic, try the Bear Hug Arete (V8) and find out what sand bagging really means. The v10 circuit Copperhead, Mr. Mom, All Thumbs, and Shingles are some of the best in the state. Also, if you are really feeling strong, you can give Bully (V11/12) a couple burns. For better beta and an online guide check out www.climbxmedia.com or wait until spring, two guide books will be coming out. Getting TherePark in the Little Cottonwood Park n' Ride lot. Locate the climber's trail that starts in the northeast most corner of the lot, directly left of the bathroom. From here follow the trail up and east until you reach your desired sub-area. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Secret Garden:
Appollo V0 Boulder, 15 feet Goldy Area
Direct North Face of Shothole V0 Boulder, 1 pitch, 10 feet All Thumbs Boulder
Where Have the Holds Gone V1 Boulder, 10 feet All Thumbs Boulder
Easy Arete V1 Boulder, 20 feet All Thumbs Boulder
Secret Garden Arete V2 Boulder, 15 feet Copperhead Boulder
Dan's Problem V3 PG13 Boulder, 13 feet All Thumbs Boulder
Go Right V3 Boulder, 10 feet All Thumbs Boulder
Twisted V4+ Boulder, 12 feet Copperhead Boulder
Shingles Stand Start V5 Boulder Tiger Stripe Boulder
Lances Dihedral V6 Boulder, 15 feet Copperhead Boulder
Bear Hug V8 Boulder, 14 feet Copperhead Boulder
Copperhead V10 Boulder, 10 feet Copperhead Boulder
Featured Route For Secret Garden
Twisted V4+ UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Copperhead Boulder
Starts in dihedral left of copper-head. Stem and crimp your way up to the sloper, then go to the fin for an easy top-out....[more] Browse More Classics in UT |