With limestone that's 500 million years old, this stuff is frankly bullet-proof. Notoriously glassy footholds lead to exquisite pockets. Mt. Charleston hosts a high concentration of quality hard sport climbing-- a single cave may have ten different 5.14's. Much of Mt. Charleston is yet to be developed as most of the current climbs are from the 90's and early 2000's. Climbs vary dramatically in height from bouldery 30' rigs to 120' endurofests. Currently the most difficult routes are 5.14d/9a although many potential 5.15's are waiting for an FA.
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5.10a | ★★★ Baby Got Back | ||
5.10c | ★★★ Finger Injection | ||
5.10d | ★★★ Witness This P1 | ||
5.11a | ★★★ Innocent Bystander | ||
5.11c | ★★★ Shell Shock | ||
5.12a | ★★★ Drive By | ||
5.12b | ★★★ Delivering the Smiles | ||
5.12c | ★★★ Glory Daze | ||
5.12d | ★★★ Straight Outta Compton | ||
5.13b | ★★★ Infectious Groove | ||
5.13c | ★★★ Screaming Target |
Wired 5.12c - gt wired.png
Glen "Spray n Chuff" Tsie on ★★★ Run for the Border 5.13b - gt run for the border.png
★★★ Dangerous Minds 5.12c - image-1592198561684.jpg
Devin Meade on ★★ Deluge 5.12d - 0604201624d.jpg
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