Hell in a Bucket 1. A photocopy or diagram of the rock formation with the proposed route drawn in; The proposed route, Hell in a Bucket, is located on the far right (east) end of the south face of the red Devil. It is a steep and juggy route that is about 60 feet long. […]
The route application and photos can be found here. Route photo: Mesa Trail Approach: Skunk Canyon Trail: Streamside Trail in Skunk Canyon
1. A photocopy or diagram of the rock formation with the proposed route drawn in; Route photos show the lower half of the route, followed by the upper half. Proposed bolts (6) are numbered and shown as green crosses in the figures. The first bolt is about 15 feet off the ground, with no natural […]
1. A photocopy or diagram of the rock formation with the proposed route drawn in; Figure 1: Diagram of rock formation with proposed route drawn in (2nd route from left). More detailed photos with proposed bolt locations at the bottom of the page. 2. A description of existing routes on the same face of […]
1. A photocopy or diagram of the rock formation with the proposed route drawn in; The proposed route is on the West Face of The Slab and takes an independent line between the routes Sooper Kreem 13a, on the left and Rad Kreem 5.13, on the right. It will take a line varying from between […]
Route Description Seal Rock is home to some classic east face routes, as well as a couple routes on the North face (Sea of Joy 5.13a and Archaeopteryx 5.11X). This route is on the South Face, which already has 4 bolted lines: From left to right, they are I am the Walrus 14b, Choose Life […]
Route Description The proposed line follows a steep face with a variety of interesting holds on the west face of the Box formation. The climbing features thin crimps and pebbles with nice exposure. The line has been top roped, all moves have been free climbed, and the difficulty is about 5.11d. Moves are generally fun […]
I started climbing in 1978 in Little Cottonwood Canyon outside of Salt Lake City and co-wrote two rock climbing guides for the Wasatch Range of Utah. In 1986, my wife Judy and I moved to Boulder, and I began working at Neptune Mountaineering, where I stayed until 1996. Having actively climbed all around the Boulder […]
Golden Eagle Closures – New PeriodNovember 27, 2022 - 12:54 pm
Trail Volunteer Day – First Flatiron, September 24August 24, 2022 - 10:54 am
The 2022 Flagstaff Trash Bash – September 14August 22, 2022 - 9:52 pm
FHRC Public Meeting – September 1August 19, 2022 - 3:42 pmTrail Volunteer Day – First Flatiron, July 23July 13, 2022 - 2:15 pm
FHRC Public Meeting – June 1May 12, 2022 - 8:50 am
