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Ubud Wall Rock Climbing

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Routes in Ubud Wall

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	Ubud S 5.8- 5b 16 VI- 14 VS 4c
	Yoga Retreat T 5.7+ 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b

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Elevation:	6,500 ft
GPS:	40.7118, -111.79 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Shared By:	James Garrett on Jun 14, 2008
Admins:	Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard, GRK, D C Page Updates (admin only)

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Access Issue: Private Property Details

Trails and rock walls and terraces have been beautifully constructed on this private enclave. The owner, Ira Sachs, however, welcomes responsible and respectful climbers on these walls when there are no private events being held on the property grounds. Please be discreet and ask for permission while passing through the gate.

Many private parties, weddings, and gatherings are held here. When this is the case, out of respect for the people paying for privacy at these events, it is best not to traverse through the property to access the Pharoah's Hat or other climbs in the Pharoah's Glen area. The honor and privaledge to access this area is NOT a right, and certainly will be revoked if abused.

Description

Ubud Wall is named after the lovely little town of Ubud which is nestled in the hill region of Bali, one of Indonesia's better known islands known for it Hindu/Buddhist culture. Ira, the property owner of Pharaoh's Glen, also visits Ubud frequently and the beautiful lushness of this area reminds one of the Ubud area.
The rock is pretty solid quartzite typical for the area.

Getting There

As one approaches the Pharaoh's Hat via Ira's red dot trail, the Ubud Wall will be noticed off to the left (east) before any of the stream crossings and just past a little rock saddle.