Moving toward the 4th class descent on the traditional approach to Levitation 29

All Locations > Nevada > Southern Nevada > Red Rocks > (12) Oak Creek… > Eagle Wall > Levitation 29 (5.11b/c 6c+ 23 VIII- 24 E4 6a)

Moving toward the 4th class descent on the traditional approach to Levitation 29

ID 107063406 ·

Flag This Photo

· Copyright Violation?

Jeremiah heading into the crux on the second 5.11 pitch. I found this very difficult, but he did a great job.

Andrew Gomoll styles the opening pitch of Levitation 29

Rate Photo

4.0 from 1 vote

Seth Derr

Mar 11, 2011

“Moving toward the 4th class descent on the traditional approach to Levitation 29”

0 Comments

Nearby Photos

Jason Seaver entering the technical corner of the crux pitch.

Beware vicious cactus/alien monsters on the descent.

Photo: Tyler Casey

The crux pitch is extremely well protected.

Unknown climber cruxin on Leav. Taken from P5 of Eagle Dance.

An old bolt with "JU" etched on it, presumably for Jorge and/or Joanne Urioste. This was at the top of either the second or third pitch. Don't worry, there were new, shiny, bolts nearby, too.

The Eagle wall seen from the approach ramp. There's your line; yellow to approach, red to climb. Credit: chossboys.weebly.com

Rapping off in the clouds, NYE '16

Climber from 11/14/09 pulling the roof on pitch 2.

Party on Levitation

Nate A. sniffing out the second pitch.

Hyrum nearing the crux...

A party of Californian Spaniards coming up p6 (5.10+). Send me a message if this is you, I have more pictures!
<br>

<br>
Note the recent rockfall scar at the base of the wall, slightly right of the belayer.

A colorful conga line

Just below the 11b crux on pitch two

Chris leads pitch 5 on levitation 29. 11c

Julien Laurent leading pitch 8 on Levitation 29.

Route Overlay Levitation 29.

Taken from atop pitch 5

Bob Horan heading up Levitation 29.

Joey nearing the end of pitch 7

Shirtless in January!

Climbers on P1 and P2

an 80m will take you from the top of 7 to the top of 5 and set up a sweet shot of friends cruising the crux pitch... but its close enough where I wouldn't recommend it

Greeted by an incredible sunrise on the approach slabs of Levitation 29!

Crux pitch of Levitation 29

Andy leading up the crux 11c pitch. Andy and partner - message me if you want the rest of the pictures.

70m Edelrid reached from p4 anchors to p3 anchors easily. I'm 115lbs and wasn't carrying a pack or gear. Just FYI! Have fun!

Nick pulling through pitch 2.

Crux Pitch

Jeremiah heading into the crux on the second 5.11 pitch. I found this very difficult, but he did a great job.

Moving toward the 4th class descent on the traditional approach to Levitation 29

Andrew Gomoll styles the opening pitch of Levitation 29

Checking out the crux on the gorgeous second pitch.

This is the remaining of our 70m rope after rapping from top of pitch 4 (10b). The 70m rope was never cut.

Oak Creek Canyon's Eagle Wall. Photo: Bob Horan Collection.

The terrain post-crux on the middle/3rd class approach described in the Handren guide

Racked 'n ready to gun us up the crux. Note that the belay is far more comfortable using a long tether and standing off to the left

Epic Beard on an Epic Climb! Wrapping up an awesome day on this classic.

lookin down pitch 2

What a beautiful first pitch! I see why it's classic.

Alex, p1

Aaron p5

Alex p7

Top of the route

Ethan leading up

Crux terrain and a cairn on the middle/3rd class approach described in Handren

John Baldwin seconding the upper pitches on levitation 29. Photo: Bob Horan Collection.

Pitch 5

Heading up pitch 6. Photo taken from Eagle Dance by Ryder Stroud.

Me belaying up my partner on P5, crux pitch.

The 5.10 pitch before the crux

Pitch five is steep!

Stoke to send the "athletic roof"

Craig headed off on a brisk November morning

Igor cruising up p7

Unknown climber on pitch 1 of Levitation 29.

Welcome

Join the Community! It's FREE

Already have an account? Login to close this notice.

Get Started

onX products are built by adventurers, for adventurers. We believe that every adventurer needs to know where to go, to know where they stand, and to be able to share their experiences.
About onX
Careers

iOS App Store

Android App Store

© 2025 onX Maps, Inc. Terms·Privacy