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Routes Sorted
L to R R to L Alpha
Air China Flight 924 
Coyote Certified 
Ditchdigger 
Drivers Test 
Flashing the Eave 
Fluffer 
Honey Dipper 
Jungle Rot Slot 
Learners Permit 
May I Take Your Order Please? 
Mucker 
Paper Route, The 
Roofer 
Run for Cover 
Screen Printer 
Snatch 
Stable Boy 
Superman 
Telemarketer 
Unsorted Routes:

The Jobsite 


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BETA PHOTO: Jobsite Left
3 The Paper Route 5.8
4 May I Take Your Order Please? 5...


Description 

Jobsite is a quartzite/tillite area located on the north side of Rock Canyon, just east of the mouth of the gully above the water tank (Trilogy Gully). The lighter colored quartzite sits above a layer of fairly dark brown Mineral Fork Tillite.

There are several sections: The left, moderate side of the south-facing wall is on sharp, irregular rock.

The middle section of the south-facing wall has a large, sharp-edged roof sloping down from left to right.

The right side of the south wall has a large, irregular roof above a substantial thickness of tillite.

Finally, there is an upper tier that can be accessed via several of the routes on the left side of the south-facing wall.

Most of the route names come from the route developers' recollections of their "worst jobs."


Getting There 

To get to the left side routes: From the parking lot stay left on the road, cross the streambed and walk to the water tank on the north side of the canyon. Just past the water tank head up a trail to the right of the talus. Keep heading uphill, passing through some scrub oak until you reach the base of the crag.

To get to the middle and right side: Start as above then continue past the water tank on the dirt road. Head up the trail on the slope under the right side (towards the mine entrance). Head for the roof area just left of the trail.


Route List 

Left-to-right:

1. Learners Permit 5.5
2. Drivers Test 5.7
2a. Run for Cover 5.8 (adds two pitches above Drivers Test)

3. The Paper Route 5.8
4. May I Take Your Order Please? 5.10b
5. Screen Printer 5.9
6. Telemarketer 5.10c
6a. Snatch 5.9 (adds two pitches above routes 3, 4, 5, or 6)

7. Roofer 5.12a
8. Rib Braiser 5.12b
9. Honey Dipper 5.11c
10. Flashing the Eave 5.12a
11. Reaching for the Capillary 5.12b
12. Superman 5.12a
13. Batman 5.12a
14. Ditchdigger 5.12b
14a. Mucker 5.13a
15. Stable Boy 5.13c
16. Roughneck 5.12a
17. Project
18. Fluffer 5.11a
19. Coyote Certified 5.10b/c

20. Jungle Rot Slot 5.8 PG13
21 Air China Flight 924 5.8 PG13


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for The Jobsite:
Air China Flight 924   5.8 PG13     Trad, 4 pitches, 550 feet, Grade II   
The Paper Route   5.8     Sport, 1 pitch, 50 feet   
Jungle Rot Slot   5.8 PG13     Trad, 3 pitches, 400 feet, Grade II   
Run for Cover   5.8     Sport, 3 pitches, 300 feet   
Screen Printer   5.9     Sport   
Snatch   5.9     Sport, 3 pitches, 250 feet   
Coyote Certified   5.10b     Sport   
May I Take Your Order Please?   5.10b     Sport, 1 pitch, 50 feet   
Fluffer   5.11a     Sport, 1 pitch, 35 feet   
Honey Dipper   5.11c     Sport, 1 pitch, 75 feet   
Ditchdigger   5.12b     Sport, 1 pitch, 75 feet   
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Featured Route For The Jobsite
11 <a href='/v/ditchdigger/106169032'>Ditchdigger</a> 5.12b

Ditchdigger 5.12b  UT : Wasatch Range : ... : The Jobsite
This is one of the best 12b's in Rock Canyon especially the lower half of Rock Canyon. Hard start followed by a shakeout, then a hard move, shakeout, over and over again until you arrive at the anchors thoroughly pumped. After the 4th bolt move up and left, if you go right you'll end up on Mucker. It doesn't get much better than this for steep, thuggy climbs.The start can be harder for those under 6', Bill found a cool trick to make it the same grade for shorter climbers. Email me if you would l...[more]   Browse More Classics in UT


Photos of The Jobsite Slideshow Add Photo
Jobsite Middle and Right <br />7 <a href='/v/roofer/106696230'>Roofer</a> 5.12a <br />8 Rib Braiser 5.12b <br />9 <a href='/v/honey-dipper/106458564'>Honey Dipper</a> 5.11c <br />10 <a href='/v/flashing-the-eave/107040311'>Flashing the Eave</a> 5.12a <br />11 Reaching for the Capillary 5.12b <br />12 <a href='/v/superman/106703181'>Superman</a> 5.12a <br />13 Batman 5.12a <br />14 <a href='/v/ditchdigger/106169032'>Ditchdigger</a> 5.12b <br />14a <a href='/v/mucker/106671800'>Mucker</a> 5.13a <br />15 <a href='/v/stable-boy/106670181'>Stable Boy</a> 5.13c <br />16 Roughneck 5.12a <br />17 Project <br />18 <a href='/v/fluffer/106561851'>Fluffer</a> 5.11a <br />19 <a href='/v/coyote-certified/106122172'>Coyote Certified</a> 5.10b/c

BETA PHOTO: Jobsite Middle and Right
7 Roofer 5.12a
8 R...


Jobsite Approach

BETA PHOTO: Jobsite Approach

Enjoying a sunny Saturday afternoon in March at <em>The Jobsite</em>.

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By Aimee Rose
From: Bend, or
Jun 18, 2008

Anyone know any beta about the projects in the middle or right? Have any been done?

By John Ross
From: Salt Lake City, UT
Mar 13, 2010

Some Jobsite fun on Saturday, March 6, 2010:

Left route: Fluffer 5.11a
Right route: Coyote Certified 5.10b