Bottleneck Peak

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Seen from the road just south of San Rafael Bridge Recreation Site. The mesa on the left is labeled as Bottleneck Peak, but that is an error. Some call it Bottleneck Mesa instead. Bottleneck Peak has at least one route on it-- a 5.10a trad route-- though I was able to find little information on it on Rockclimbing.com.

San Rafael Swell, UT-- October 2009

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lcarreau

Proof that "desert towers"

Voted 10/10

will get you everywhere, especially in the
right places.

Most folks on SP love desert scenery. It is the
dog and butterfly; the ying and yang between
snow-capped peaks and the colors of the desert.

Great work, Bob!

Posted Oct 19, 2009 12:33 am


	Bob Sihler	Re: Proof that
	Hasn't voted	Not to mention that they're just magnificent to look at...
		Posted Oct 19, 2009 10:32 pm

BigRob

Nice Bob

Voted 10/10

For me, desert towers fill my time when mountains are unavailable.

Posted Oct 19, 2009 11:20 am


	lcarreau	Re: Nice Bob
	Voted 10/10	For me, desert towers fill my time 365 days out of the year, unless I take a vacation from Arizona.
		Posted Oct 19, 2009 3:28 pm


	Bob Sihler	Re: Nice Bob
	Hasn't voted	Yeah, they're not too bad, huh?
		Posted Oct 19, 2009 10:32 pm


	lcarreau	Re: Nice Bob
	Voted 10/10	Yup, they're better than trolls.
		Posted Oct 19, 2009 11:28 pm


	BigRob	Re: Nice Bob
	Voted 10/10	I kind of have the luxury of living where the desert meets the mountains. I can see the Shiprock from the hospital where I spend most of my time. I can see the La Plata's from my house. Bummer
		Posted Oct 21, 2009 12:09 am


	lcarreau	Re: Nice Rob
	Voted 10/10	Logistics can make or break a person. I live within one of Arizona's central valleys, where desert flora and fauna prevail; even though I can still see the San Francisco Peaks (above Flagstaff) from spots 50 miles away.
		Posted Oct 21, 2009 1:06 pm