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DescriptionThis crag sits between Walt's Wall and Hassler's Hatbox. It is not an isolated crag, more like a steep section in the buttress in front of Hassler's Hatbox. Most routes face south and are pretty short. Here you will find the often photographed "Trip Master Monkey" (inverted foot jam!) as well as the classic "Master Blaster" route. Getting ThereYou can approach this crag by first climbing Walt's Wall (i.e. Edward's Crack). Or, to approach directly take the Turtle Rock Trail a few hundred yards (out of the first Aspen grove) and wander up ledges and headwalls to your right. It's a complex area, and it helps to know where you're heading. Check out guide book photos to identify this (you can see Master Blaster from the Turtle Rock Trail if you know where to look). If you know where you're going the approach takes less than 15 minutes. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Master Blaster:
Master Blaster 5.10c Trad, 2 pitches, 80 feet
Public Whipping Post 5.11- Trad, 1 pitch, 30 feet
Trip Master Monkey 5.12 Trad, 1 pitch, 35 feet
Featured Route For Master Blaster
Public Whipping Post 5.11- WY : Vedauwoo : Master Blaster
This short gem is truly made to sandbag your visiting friends. It is a line that captures the essence of Vedauwoo: short enough that you might want to try to solo, but hard enough that you shouldn't. If you have gone to Master Blaster or walked past the area then you have probably seen it and thought that it was a cool looking line. From the main trail going to Lichen Lung area or Valley Massif, look right immediately after gettin...[more] Browse More Classics in WY |