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artm on Hobbit Roof.
The alien was placed to keep the rope out of the way but didn't really help much.
Photo taken by Jennifer Hopper
Submitted by: artm on 2003-04-23 | Last Modified: 2006-11-20 Views: 1169 | Votes: 6 | Comments: 3
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artm sinking the bomber hand jams on Hobbit Roof.
photo taken by Jennifer Hopper
Submitted by: artm on 2003-04-23 Views: 1065 | Votes: 8 | Comments: 0
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Decided to top-rope this route for the first try. The crux is the face climb below (5.10d).
Submitted by: el_capitan on 2003-04-10 Views: 860 | Votes: 6 | Comment: 1
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This Joshua Tree classic, Papa Woolsey, starts right out of the back of one of the campsites in Hidden Valley's main loop. Back in 1976 you could actually drive in on Friday night and claim it. Today, you have a better chance of hitting the lottery.
Submitted by: pywiak on 2002-12-16 Views: 734 | Votes: 4 | Comments: 0
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Papa Woolsey in Joshua Tree's Hidden Valley Campground is one of the Park's must-do routes. This picture was taken about 20,000 ascents ago in 1976. Note the lack of quickdraws, the 1/4" bolt, and the primitive fashion statement.
Submitted by: pywiak on 2002-12-16 Views: 683 | Votes: 3 | Comments: 2
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My first Jtree lead for 2002 was one of my old favourites: Hobbit Roof...maybe a little ambitious considering the number of falls I ended up taking!
Submitted by: saltspringer on 2002-04-03 Views: 969 | Votes: 11 | Comments: 2
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Pyp's second Jtree climb was Hobbit Roof, .10d, that he onsighted without much difficulty. In the background can be seen the Old Woman formationn
Submitted by: saltspringer on 2002-04-03 Views: 1008 | Votes: 12 | Comments: 3
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TooBigToClimb leading the Joshua Tree classic "The Bong 5.4**" - Short but Sweet
Submitted by: toobigtoclimb on 2002-01-26 Views: 857 | Votes: 8 | Comments: 0
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Whew! Thin face moves past a bolt & you've got through the technical crux: here I am pulling the second crux through the roof. Joshua Tree, Ca. Photo:Gus Oliveira
Submitted by: saltspringer on 2001-11-01 Views: 3097 | Votes: 51 | Comment: 1
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Moi on my second J-tree climb, The Bong, 5.4 a climb definitely worth doing as an intro to the area
Submitted by: saltspringer on 2001-10-31 Views: 1214 | Votes: 7 | Comments: 0
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Wake up, step outside your tent and get on this classic campside JTree friction route!
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A short, thin face section precedes this one meter roof and powerful turn over the lip!
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Mark Zellman sending the Hobbit roof.
Submitted by: jersteck on 2007-02-10 Views: 1842 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 0
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This is my self-portrait after just free-soloing "The Bong." This was my first real solo. Easy route, but it was still got the adrenaline flowing.
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Another great climb at J-tree. I did not do this the smart way though. Note to self, use feet. (5.7)
By the way, thanks is due to the guys and gal at camp site #21 for the beta and TR, hope you make it up here and are having fun at Denali.
Submitted by: redeyedsnake on 2007-06-12 Views: 1039 | Comments: 0
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fun face moves before getting shut down on the roof moves.
Submitted by: galosher on 2008-01-04 Views: 2088 | Votes: 3 | Comments: 4
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This is me pushing through the crux. Imagine doing that in boots! Royal Robbins was a stud.
Submitted by: LarryHorwitz on 2008-05-12 Views: 2070 | Vote: 1 | Comment: 1
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the tough clip for shorties on PW
Submitted by: Muddud on 2009-10-08 Views: 1517 | Comments: 0
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some pre-crux fun
Submitted by: Muddud on 2009-10-08 Views: 1683 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 0
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Sweet route, way to short though.
Submitted by: JWM2 on 2010-12-17 Views: 1985 | Votes: 3 | Comments: 0
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