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Winter Climb at the SwellUtah can offer good climbing any time of the year. The Utah Climbing Club found this south centeral Utah location ideal for February.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2006-03-02
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Julie + Sun + Aret = Sweet!The Utah Climbinb club has some talented climbers like Julie that are just plain fun to watch. Of Course the location is inspiring as well.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2006-03-02
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Mid Winter Climb in UtahThe San Rafael Swell area east of Castle Dale Utah offers some prim winter climbing.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2006-03-02
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Armory Wall - Slam Fire first 2 pitchesSlam Fire is new as of summer 2005 put up by Jason Stevens. It is a 4 pitch route of 5.8, 5.7, 5.1, 5.7.
each pitch is close to 100ft, 100ft. 40ft. & 60ft. A 60m rope will do fine. This wall is about a 30 minute hike form campsite #2 - #4 or about 20 minutes past the Matrix.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-08-16
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GrayRock Loven that Maple RockIn july 2005 I made my 2nd ascent of Slam fire. I went with Lee Jensen who led the 1st and 3rd pitchs. the 4 pitches extends nearly 300 feet. A fun climb
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-08-16
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GrayRock In The ZoneThe rock in Maple Canyon is a unique blend of hard quartsite river rock cemented in sand stone. To those of you who havn't put your hand to it you might think it chossy to look at, but once cleaned it is good stuff.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-08-16
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DK Steming the Twin TowersDarren Knezek FA red point of the 4 pitch King Kong rount on the Twin Towers buttress. He had just finished bolting the route a few minutes before.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-07-25
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Julie on CollosusUtah Climbing Club outing to City of Rocks. Julie was amazing on this 5.10c route up the back side of Bath rock. We spent 3 days in the City and it was magical.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-07-02
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Nice Move On CollosusUtah Climbing Club outing to City of Rocks. Julie was amazing on this 5.10c route up the back side of Bath rock. We spent 3 days in the City and it was magical.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-07-02
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Judith on TwinkieUtah Climbing Club outing to Castle Rock June 2005. Judith Baker doing and amazing job on Twinkie 5.10c.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-07-02
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Judith on TwinkieUtah Climbing Club outing to Castle Rock June 2005. Judith Baker doing and amazing job on Twinkie 5.10c.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-07-02
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Jim on TrilogyThis is about 10 Feet form the top of the 200 foot 3rd pitch.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-06-23
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Christian in the ZoneChristian Knight leading the 200' last pitch of Lord of the Slings.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-05-18
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Trilogy ButtressTrilogy Buttress - three pitches totaling about 440 feet. Pitch 1 = 180' Pitch 2 = 60' and Pitch 3 = 200'. Christian Knight lead the way with a 70 meter rope. The last pitch (5.9) could be done in two pitches with a hanging belay if needed. It was a sweet ride.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-05-18
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Christian On ApproachChristian Knight on approach to the Trilogy Buttress - Lord of the Slings route with 70 meter rope in toe.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-05-17
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The StartCristian Knight preparing to lead the 1st pitch of Lord of the Slings. In the first 20 feet the climber goes out of sight for the next 100 + feet.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-05-17
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Lord of the Slings - First PitchGray Rock on the first pitch is enjoying a fun climb with lots of good hand and foot holds to choose from, good rock texture, and a pleasant spring temprature. A dream found.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-05-17
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Top of the First PitchChristian Knight at the top of the first pitch and the path to the second pitch.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-05-17
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Leading the 3rd PitchChristian Knight Leading the third pitch. As all the routes wander a bit, generous use of slings is required to keep the rope drag down on these long pitches.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-05-17
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In the ZoneGray Rock in the zone on the third pitch. The first two pitches get you ready for the harder third pitch. The rock changes from the nice red rock to a fractured and sharpe quartsite.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-05-17
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400 + feet upOn the third pitch the cruxt is about 20 feet from the top. I defenately felt my grip going.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-05-17
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Topen OutThe smile should tell the story. What a sweet climb.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-05-17
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Spring Time in the RockiesChristian Knight on top of the Trilogy with a view up Rock Canyon.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-05-17
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The Final PtichChristian Knight anticipating the third pitch. Christian and his father Jim put up all three pitches. When I first started climbing and when I dreamed about what I would like to climb, this Trilogy really satisfies all I dreampt about.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-05-17
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Taylor Curzen At The CreekTaylor Baker having a good time on one of Indian Creeks -Scarface Buttress's fine cracks.
Submitted by: grayrock on 2005-04-20
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