Slow Dance with Liberty 5.10a/b
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Description At the start I climbed up on the ledge to the right of the route and reached over left to clipped the first bolt by my feet. Not sure if this would be the normal way to start this route? Anyway, move onto the face and go up through a bulge and couple of small roofs using horizontal crack jugs and good crimps with pretty good feet most of the time.
I found a cruxy section in the middle and another crux pulling up to the anchor.
Location this the route on the far right of the part of the wall that you are looking at as you walk up out of the trees from the cairn trail.
Protection 7 or 8 bolts chain anchor
| Comments on Slow Dance with Liberty |
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By Jonathan Amburgey
From: Salt Lake City, UT
Aug 21, 2011
rating: 5.10a/b
| Fun route aside from the thorny bush on the first ledge right of the first bolt at the start (as of 8/20/11). Some grit up high but should clean-up after more traffic. Our party pulled off a medium-sized chunk of loose rock around the second to last clip before the anchors. |
By boltclippinfool
Aug 21, 2012
rating: 5.10a/b
| One thin move (after the 2nd bolt I think), then good edges to the chains. |
By rking101
From: Evanston, WY
Aug 21, 2012
| Not a bad climb. All the holds are there at the top just have to look
Ric |
By Price
From: SLC, UT
Sep 4, 2012
| I climbed this on all gear just to prove I could. I thought the route was super easy to protect and there were plenty of placements. I know, I know, getting people to stop grid bolting gear-protectable lines in the Uintas is a lost cause. Don't worry, I won't chop your bolts. |
By user id
Sep 4, 2012
| Bolting cracks and climbing choss...its as American as apple pie. |
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