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Wasatch, Autumn.
Photo by Blitzo.


Wasatch Range 

The Wasatch Range stretches from northern Utah, near the Idaho border, to central Utah beyond Mt. Nebo.

The range contains several major canyons, and a lot of minor canyons. Logan Canyon and American Fork Canyon (among others) are limestone; Big Cottonwood Canyon is quartzite, and Little Cottonwood Canyon is granite-like quartz monzonite. Superb climbing in all four of these.

In addition Bell's Canyon, near Salt Lake City, and Rock Canyon, near Provo, deserve mention.




Featured Route For Wasatch Range
The crux... (2002)

Equipment Overhang Left 5.11a  UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Dihedrals Area
This is the route roughly in the center of the main wall, easily spotted with the roof. Fun crack climbing leads to a face climbing crux, protected by a bolt. Climbing up and over the roof is much easier than it looks. But once you pull the roof get ready for some standard LCC flared buttcrack excitement. This is a great route for someone wanting to break into 5.11 trad climbing....[more]


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Autumn in the Wasatch.<br />Photo by Blitzo.

Autumn in the Wasatch.
Photo by Blitzo.

Climbers in Little Cottonwood Canyon.<br />Photo by Blitzo.

Climbers in Little Cottonwood Canyon.
Photo by Bli...

Sunset just outside SLC

Sunset just outside SLC

Wildlife,

Wildlife,

Ferguson is sweet, sweet, sweet...it just took awhile to get to like it.<br />This is the Heart Wall--3 very worthy moderates that just need some more lovin

Ferguson is sweet, sweet, sweet...it just took awh...

my bud whipping off of 'Up a Cliff W/O a Ladder'--Narcolepsy Area, BCC

my bud whipping off of 'Up a Cliff W/O a Ladder'--...

Jimmy may be out of commission now, but he looked alright in this pic--Narcolepsy Area, BCC

Jimmy may be out of commission now, but he looked ...

R.I.P. Brent Higgins was a wonderful human, amazing climber, terrific father/husband, and is greatly missed.<br />Here is a typical shot of his huge smile in the middle of rockfall terror show on 'Book of Saturdays', Notch Peak.

R.I.P. Brent Higgins was a wonderful human, amazin...

The LCC/AF ridge line. The Pfifferhorn and Red Stack stand out nicely.<br /><br />Taken from the South Summit of Lone Peak

The LCC/AF ridge line. The Pfifferhorn and Red Sta...

spring-time crowd at helmetgate

spring-time crowd at helmetgate

umm...another shot of helmetgate (aka far east hellgate)

umm...another shot of helmetgate (aka far east hel...

From the top of Mt. Olympus, 2001. (Major two canyons are BCC & LCC)

From the top of Mt. Olympus, 2001. (Major two cany...

From Mt. Olympus, 2001 (Millcreek and Parleys)

From Mt. Olympus, 2001 (Millcreek and Parleys)

Beautiful view of Lone Peak in early May.

Beautiful view of Lone Peak in early May.

Ben on the South Ridge of Mt. Superior

Ben on the South Ridge of Mt. Superior