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Roentgen Ray
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Post by Roentgen Ray »

If you are light on equipment, the bouldering at Flagstaff Mountain is a lot of fun. Overhanging sandstone, good rock, fun moves.
Quod me nutrit, me destruit.
gregkerzhner
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Post by gregkerzhner »

eldo! do bastille crack or yellow spur or naked edge.
schwagpad
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Post by schwagpad »

I second greg with Eldo - some of the best trad climbing around. Great cragging at Rincon wall. Avoid the crowds at Mickey Mouse.
Snowpuppy
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Post by Snowpuppy »

If you have time, leave CO, and head up to Wyoming-go after Devil's Tower or Grand Teton-wait I'm going out that way on Monday!!!! Can't wait!!! More Granite!!!!! 8) :lol:
"Some people hear their own inner voices with great clearness and they live by what they hear, such people become crazy-they become legends." ---Legends of the Fall
L K Day
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Post by L K Day »

I left the Red, which I loved from the bottom of my heart, my home, my job, my family, all my girlfriends but one, and my '66 Dodge Charger to climb in Eldorado. Thirty years later, I still feel like I made a good trade. Pick a grade and climb as many classic routes as you can in one day. It just might be the best day of climbing you've ever had.

To the previousy mentioned routes I'd add Super Slab, Outer Space, Ruper to Upper Grand Giraffe, T-2, Blackwalk and, on the Mickey Mouse Wall, Captain Beyond.
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tomdarch
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Post by tomdarch »

Eldo is amazing. Bastile Crack totally lived up to the hype!
Bacon is meat candy.
Steve
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Post by Steve »

Larry you cruised a '66 Charger....Olds Cool for sure!

Although I don't know about leavinig it behinid to go to Eldo....
I see they are still lopping off mountains in Eastern Kentucky. Electricity isn't cheap.
climbboy
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Post by climbboy »

Eldorado all the way. There are some nice climbs in Bouder canyon, but Eldorado has some of the most classic (historical and lovely) climbing in the country. Just go and do anything Layton Kor put up or any of the following:
Naked Edge
Bastille
Rewritten
Yellow Spur
Rosy Crucifixion
Calypso

Other than that, I would suggest heading to Lumpy ridge before boulder canyon.

Have fun, I'm jealous. (that is just my bitter no-time-to-climb-bitter-grad. student voice talking)

Cheers.
travelinyouth
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Post by travelinyouth »

Go to Eldo and do the Yellow Spur! Super Super awesome! Was my first route in Eldo.... It made me happy.... best belay "perch" ever on the second to last pitch.
mtbgirlie

Post by mtbgirlie »

Animal World in Boulder Canyon for sport. Rincon area in Eldo for trad!
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