Chris McNamara
SuperTopo staff member
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crotch
climber
Mill Valley, CA
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The second (chimney) pitch of this climb is perhaps the single most memorable pitch I've done in Red Rocks. Very nice!
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TIM SHEA
Trad climber
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA
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We did the second pitch arete variation 5.9, Next time I will lead the chimmney. A perfect inside corner layback finishes the 2nd pitch. Once here the business is finished. A sligtly run out but easy 3rd pitch takes you to the solar slab ledge.
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BrianRI
Trad climber
North Kingstown, RI
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If you don't do the chimney you haven't done the route. The bombay chimney is what makes the route exciting.
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Ben Townsend
climber
Maine
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The Urioste guide calls this climb 5.8, which seemed about right. The arete variation on the second pitch felt very easy. Elegant climb.
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Photo: Eric Ponslet and Lucie Parietti
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