Home - Destinations - iPhone/Android - Gyms - Partners - Forum - Photos - Deals - What's New
 ADVANCED
Tumbling Rainbow Formation
Serenity 8.9mm X 60m

$249.95 28% off

$179.95

at WildernessX

17    more...
Camp - Armour Lady Helmet

$59.95 33% off

$39.97

at GearX

10    more...
Kelty Gunnison 3.2 Footprint

$49.99 25% off

$37.49

at AlsSports

   more...
MSR Flex 4 Pot System

$129.99 30% off

$90.99

at AlsSports

   more...
Sugoi RS Bike Short - Women's

$129.99 20% off

$103.99

at AlsSports

   more...
Punisher Gloves - Lime XL

$84.95 25% off

$63.71

at CampSaver

1    more...
Patagonia Women's Traverse Jacket

$119.00 50% off

$59.50

at Patagonia

29    more...
 more Dirtbag Deals
Routes Sorted
L to R R to L Alpha
Army Armstrong 
Days of Thunder 
Don't Look A Gift Frog In The Mouth 
Fisticuffs 
Rainy Day, Dream Away 
Run For Your Life 
Runaway 
Tales of Brave Ulysses 
Tic Tic Boom 
Tonic Boom 
Tumbling Rainbow 
Two Stage 

Tales of Brave Ulysses 

5.9

   
243 page views
Good page?   

Type: Trad, 1 pitch, 60 feet
Consensus: 5.9 [details]
FA: Tim Bluhm & Donald Wise, October 1987
Submitted By: Tony B on Jan 1, 2006

You & This Route  |  Other Opinions (2)
Your todo list:
Your stars:
Your rating: -none- [change]
Your ticklist: [add new tick]

Add Photo  Add Comment    Printer View

Description 

This rotue climbs the right-most arete of the upper Rainbow formation's right summit when viewed from the valley trail.

To access this rotue climb Gift Frog (preferably) or maybe Fisticuffs and scramble up to a belay below this arete.

Make some balancy steep moves with poor pro (crux, height dependant) to gain nice finger cracks splitting the arete and then cruise to the top on good nut placements and easier climbing (5.6?). As the rock gets poor up top, stay left and head for the summit belay (gear).

To escape, scramble over to the left summit and rap the anchors above Runaway


Protection 

A standard light rack to 2"



Comments on Tales of Brave Ulysses Add Comment
Show which comments
By C Miller
Administrator
Jan 13, 2006

The name is that of another great song from Cream's second album - Disraeli Gears (1967).

Tim Bluhm, one of the first ascentionists, is a member of the Mother Hips - a California-based band.