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Routes in Santaquin Canyon Ice
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Angel of Fear WI5-6 |
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Automatic Control Theory WI5-6 |
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Backoff WI4 |
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Baghdad (Better than Baghdad) M8+ |
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Bozo Gully WI3 |
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Candlestick, The WI5-6 |
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Cutthroat S WI5 R |
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Fairies Wear Boots S M12 |
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Frozen Water Burial M7 PG13 |
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Get Back on It WI4 |
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Gimlet S M7+ |
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Holy Ghost T M8+ |
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Martini S M9 A0-1 |
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Mighty Quinn WI4 M6 |
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Mr. Freeze WI4 |
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No Cigarettes WI3-4 |
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Ricochet T WI5+ M8 |
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Squash Head WI4- |
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Tropical Hooker S M10 |
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| Type: | Ice, 200 ft (61 m) |
| FA: | unknown |
| Page Views: | 1,507 total · 8/month |
| Shared By: | Alec L on Jan 17, 2009 · Updates |
| Admins: | Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane |
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Access Issue: Mt. Nebo Wilderness on south side of Santaquin Canyon.
Details
The Mount Nebo Wilderness boundary parallels approximately 100-200 yards south of the Santaquin Canyon road from the mouth of the canyon to Tinney Flat Campground. Wilderness rules blm.gov/wo/st/en/info/regul… apply within the wilderness area (nothing mechanized or motorized allowed, including power drills).
Access Issue: Access Closure
Details
The canyon is closed to all traffic until further notice as of 11/29/23 due to construction. The NFS has hired a contractor to repair the road and they don't want people up the road. The contractor has not given the NFS an end date.
Description
Two 20-30' steps of near-vertical to vertical ice separated by a shallow snow gully. Gets hit by the sun pretty badly, so conditions vary greatly.
Location
North side of the canyon directly across from Automatic Control Theory. You can see the flow clearly from where the river crosses below the road.
Protection
Screws up to 16cm. No fixed anchors, but some small trees/bushes at the top for a natural anchor. A 60m rope-stretcher, so be careful.
Descent:
Ideally, a double-rope rap from the trees.
However, we descended by hiking up and around an adjacent gully to the west, then doing a somewhat sketchy 20ft downclimb.
Descent:
Ideally, a double-rope rap from the trees.
However, we descended by hiking up and around an adjacent gully to the west, then doing a somewhat sketchy 20ft downclimb.
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