Vías en Colorado para grado seleccionado

Classic endurance route. Up a shallow weakness / corner for a few metres to a rest, then trend right and continue through steep flake.

starts as an easy trad line for a couple placements then turns into some great sport climbing.

Take the corner to the A shaped roof, pull left onto the face and past a few bolts to the lower anchors

Up some ledges, across a slab, and finishing in a small dihedral at the top.

Possibly missing hangers.

Third bolt on the Thick as Thieves.

Start a few meters left of country club, at the pointy rock. Tend left up the crackline after the initial hard slab

Stick clip the first bolt, move right and up the steep wall.

Link up of "Buried Treasure" into last pitch of "Stayin' Alive"

Short climb by the creek

Excellent warm-up. Climb a juggy bulging face to a vertical seam. From the end of the seam, move left, then up and back right on a good ledge. 2 bolts protect the bulging crux face that leads to good holds on the arete and the anchor.

Start behind the big flake. Climb the face and along the flake, mostly good holds.

This is an exciting route that goes up the steep white face of the Indian Head formation, right of West Point Crack. It begins at an overhang with a new bolt just off the ground.

P1) Crank the overhang, then continue up on easier terrain past a thread for some protection, and another new bolt. Step right to a crack where you can place a #4 Camalot, then continue up to another new bolt. (At this point, the Indian Head Route continues straight up). Traverse right past 2 drilled pitons, and make an exciting move right to a left facing corner. You can place a #0.75 Camalot here, but it's not that great, nor is it too necessary. Climb to the top of the pillar and belay from two bolts and a ring angle piton. (5.9+, 90 feet)

P2) Climb straight up about 12 feet on steep, friable rock to a bolt and a piton. This is pretty exciting and has potential for a factor 2 fall onto the anchor. Traverse right about 10 feet to a left facing corner/flake/groove. It's possible to place a #3 Camalot here, but a few feet higher is another new bolt. Continue up steep, sustained, and loose climbing, past four more new bolts to the obvious saddle in the white rock. (5.10+ R, 70 feet)

Rappel the route. Or climb straight up a slab from the top of the flake on the right and walk off (5.6 R, 40 feet).

The left route on the right wall. Steep and nice!

Pro thin to 2" and 6 quickdraws. Bolted anchors. Double-rope rappel.