Einträge in The Nose

The Nose is the 'nose' region of the 'Teddy Bear'. There is a down climb from the rim at the point of the nose. The area has multiple climbing walls. The largest walls are The Snout, The Snort, and The Snarl.

Just north of the dune high point and down climb.

Find a thin seam between 2 roofs and follow it to corner system below the anchors.

Follow dark colored rock through two roofs that lead to a deep slot below the anchors.

Start left and behind a large juniper tree, follow a corner system in mostly tan rock to the anchors.

Start right of the juniper tree. Follow bolts through easy climbing to fun, steep double corner. Crank through interesting features to the anchors.

Scramble up to an obvious weakness in the roof band and pull the roof into heavily feature tan rock. Follow the corner system to the anchors.

Follow the weakness just to the left of a large double roof.

Work up to an obvious undercling and lieback around a huge flake.

Layback off the ground over a boulder and move up to a brown face that is easier than it looks. Great climbing into a shallow corner.

Just south of the dune high point and down climb.

Climb up to an overhang with a small shelf and follow a left leaning overhanging corner to the anchors.

Carefully pull on fragile but cool hueco features to a stance below a steep headwall. Take good but thin crimps to the anchors.

Climb and stem up to a hand crack and follow the sharp hand crack to the anchors.

Climb up and right to a huge ledge and continue moving right to a steep fun finish.

Climb a corner with orange lichen to a stance below a steep brown face with right trending thin crack. Follow the crack and good pockets to the anchors.

A short distance from The Snort where the crag aspect turns more west and the rock becomes more steep and less broken. The rock quality is very good and there are a number of clean routes near and behind a large Juniper.

Follow a corner to a bulge and pass the bulge by moving slightly right. Continue to the anchors.

Start in a shallow double dihedral to gain a ledge, make a hard move off the ledge to gain a left facing corner. Continue on sustained pockets to the anchors.

Follow cool hueco features up and right to balancy corner, move slightly right to gain a stance below the final headwall. Follow pockets and crimps to the anchors.

Directly behind the big juniper follow a weakness to deep double dihedral. Take the left side of the double corners to the anchors.

Climb up a crack to a right facing corner.

Hard, steep climbing off the ground leads to left leaning rail and a very hard pull onto a shelf. Move right then left up a tricky arete to the anchors.

Start in a left facing corner with excellent rock. A series of stout moves leads to finger crack through the bulge and a stance below a tree. Move up and right on slightly slabby rock with good pockets to the anchors.

Start interesting feature rock and move up into an overhanging left facing corner. Pull through the apex of the corner on pockets and move left to the finishing slap of 'Busted'. It's possible to avoid the crux and move left to the stance below slab. Still a nice climb but only 5.10 on this variation.

Climb up the left slide of a small pillar to a stance below a bulge. Move left on ok hands and horrible feet. Finish on a nice face following pockets and crimps to the cable anchor around the tree.

On the right side of the pillar move up to a thin crack and follow it through a bulge to a stance, move left on steep pockets to the anchors.

Face climb up to big roof and take the weakness to a left facing corner and the anchors.

Start in an orange corner and pull a tricky bulge, follow a crack system to the anchors.After another broken section, ~200 feet, there are a couple short routes.

Most of the climbing is on Idaho State Land including The Nose, Send Town, JR’s Place, Headwall, Juniper Wall, and the Pit. Powerline Crag and the Sandbox are on BLM land.

Most of the climbing is on Idaho State Land including The Nose, Send Town, JR’s Place, Headwall, Juniper Wall, and the Pit. Powerline Crag and the Sandbox are on BLM land.

Shares anchors with 'Yogi'

Shares anchors with 'Hey Hey Hey Boo-Boo'