Practically had the place to ourselves, maybe it was the near freezing temperatures! But, think we were lucky, a couple of days later the place was covered in snow. A great climb, each pitch is different and interesting. A super day!
A short but fun climb. Pitch 2 is the only one worth remembering.
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Returned after 4 years and did it again on 11/22 for the 3rd time. I forgot that the second pitch was that runout at the crux, or maybe it felt that way because I did not bring any wires with me and I had a harder time placing cams.
My first climb in Red Rocks. Great features and exposure made it a really enjoyable route. We almost bailed on the first pitch as it started to rain but kept going for an enjoyable day. Linked up with upper Solar Slab.
Climbed this on a Monday with Jascha and had the entire wall to ourselves. Combined the route with Solar Slab. Rapped the route and ropes got stuck a few times on the rap, but we made it down just it got completely dark.
I climbed this three times between 2000 and 2002. I would have climbed it a fourth time, but after a rainstorm the usually solid chickenheads were popping off under slight pressure. It sure is hard to bail on a climb . . .
Much more enjoyable than Cat in the Hat I thought. Have done most of the longer routes back here, and was looking for something easy and short with Stacy. Real fun first two pitches. Good to do on a cold day, the holds are huge, but the route steep. Great starter trad lead I would think. Coolest thing was a Ringtail cat stole our lunch. We met a party at the first belay on our rap who saw it go down while they were climbing. Took the lunch bag out of our duffle. We normally leave our bags open at the base of climbs in the Canadian Rockies so the bears don't tear them apart. Stacy was just following protocol. Can see it working on that Snickers bar! That can't be a good thing.