Type: Sport, 20 ft (6 m)
FA: Dan Brockway, Bob D’Antonio, 2018
Page Views: 290 total · 16/month
Shared By: Michael Schneiter on Jun 9, 2023
Admins: Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC

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Enjoyable pocket pulling on dark, red huecos make for enjoyable climbing all the way to the anchor, and you’ll likely be left wishing it was much taller!

There’s a nice flat spot below the left route, Dan’s Hideaway, but for lead belaying, you’ll likely want to be on the rocky ledge below this route.

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This is the righthand of two bolted routes above Bob’s Cove. Above Bob’s Cove is a ledge system with a couple routes established on a red, pocketed face. If you’ve gone to Anatomy 101, you’ve gone too far by just a few yards. Gaining access to this ledge system is a bit tricky. Go past the Hueco Wall, the Thumb, and the routes in Bob’s Cove, and look for a break in the cliff just before you get to Anatomy 101. You can go through a little chimney or climb up a slabby edge of a large block leaning against the wall to scramble up to the ledge system. Once up there, it’s a comfortable hang with views of the valley below and the Sangre de Cristo Range in the distance.

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3 bolts plus an anchor with hooks.

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