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Unknown aka Short and Stupid 
Unknown aka Squeeze Job 
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Table Rock

Submitted By: Brian Scoggins on Mar 1, 2009
Administrators: Ben Mottinger, Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst
Latitude: 41.1619  Longitude: -105.3743 
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Description 

Many crack climbs on an obvious (but somehow overlooked) wall. Features two really good cracks, two decent offwidth/chimneys, and 4 or 5 seams and flares that I can't even speculate on.


Getting There 

From the gazebo in Central Vedauwoo, start walking as if you're heading for Fall Wall. On the way, you'll encounter a 20 foot tall wall that stretches some 150 feet from the VD boulder to its eastern terminus.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Table Rock:
Unknown aka Short and Stupid   5.6 V-easy     Trad, TR, Boulder, 1 pitch, 20 feet   
Unknown aka The Pearl   5.9+ V0     Trad, TR, Boulder, 1 pitch, 20 feet   
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By Brian Scoggins
From: Laramie, WY
Mar 1, 2009

Full disclosure: I DO NOT know the actual name of these problems so to avoid "Unknown" 6 or 8 times, I've elected to use placeholder names.

Also, this region was called "Table Rock" by climbers in the '70s and '80s, although I'm not certain that this is still the case.

By MasturJamBate
Mar 22, 2009

Seems like needless clutter to post photos of every shitty little pile, please show a little restraint.

By jammer
Mar 24, 2009

I don't think this is a shitty pile. Good useful info if you ask me. Thanks for posting Brian. I have seen those cracks a bunch over the years and I always wondered about them.

By Brian Scoggins
From: Laramie, WY
Mar 24, 2009

Truth to tell, I know a ton of people who've wondered after this area, and the Pearl is truly a sweet problem. If you haven't done it yet, you need to. I was hoping, by posting these problems with ad hoc names, to get somebody who did do a first ascent to stand up and give some info. If these ever show up in a real guidebook, they should be listed as "unknown" until the real names are known.