CLIMB-ON MAPS
  • Home
  • Buy!
  • Maps
    • Hiking
    • City of Rocks, ID - Climber's Map
    • Joshua Tree, CA - Climber's Map
    • Red Rock Canyon, NV - Climber's Map
    • Smith Rock, OR - Climber's Map
  • Map Details
    • Quality
    • Map Elements
    • Methodology
    • Environment
  • About
  • Blog
    • The 15-minutes from Red Rock Restaurant Tour >
      • Indian
      • Sushi
      • Vietnamese
    • WTF 5..7 Tour - Red Rock >
      • General >
        • The Plan
        • Managing the Desert Heat
      • Black Velvet Canyon >
        • Lazy Buttress/Whisky Peak E >
          • Day 79: Schaeffer's Delight
          • Day 83: Ballantine Blast
          • Day 86: Lazy Buttress (Climb)
      • Calico 1 (1st Pullout) >
        • Amusement Park
        • Day 17: Civilization
        • Day 20: Panty Wall
        • Day 14: The Slab
        • Day 21: Wall of Death & Hamlet
        • Day 24: Child's Play
        • Day 49: Ultraman
        • Day 50: Dog Wall & Fixx Cliff
        • Day 51: Tuna and Chips
        • Day 53: Viagra Towers
        • Day 59 Iron Man - Necco Waif
        • Day 80 - Tuna Cookies
        • Day 80 - Diamond Dance - The Oasis
        • Day 81 - CarlyQuinn Crag
      • Calico 2 (2nd Pullout) >
        • Day 13: Meetup & Black Corridor
        • Day 28: Retirement Plan
        • Day 52: The Walrus, Running Man, & Sweet Pain
        • Day 54: USS Crag & Tsunami
        • Day 56: Great Red Book Wall
        • Day 66: The Gallery
      • First Creek Canyon >
        • First Creek Slabs >
          • Day 40: Falling Stars & Bad Moon Arising
          • Day 67: Smiley Face
        • Lotta Balls Wall >
          • Lotta Brews
        • Romper Room >
          • Day 42: Algae on Parade
          • Day 67: Romper Room 2
        • Schoolyard >
          • Day 44: School Yard 1 - Deja Vu & Short Subject
          • Day 77: School Yard -Sunday School & Dunce's Corner
          • Day 89: Schoolyard Bully
        • Slot Club Area >
          • Day 78: Escondite
        • Strawberry Hill >
          • Day 43: This Ain't the F'n Way!
      • Icebox Canyon >
        • Day 12: Sunnyside & Frigid Air
        • Day 39: Necromancer - Hop Route
        • Day 57: Tarkus Crack (Tiki Cliff)
      • Juniper Canyon >
        • Jackrabbit Buttress >
          • Day 16: Myster Z
          • Day 35: Mz. Why
        • Rose Tower >
          • Day 64: Canola Cracks
          • Day 87: Olive Oil
      • Kraft Mountain >
        • Day 6: Conundrum Crag
        • Day 7: Caligula Crag
        • Day 4: Three Peaks and Yin & Yang
        • Day 10: Winter Heat
      • Mt. Wilson >
        • Day 41: Limon
        • Day 72: Gentleman's Club - Silicone Sag
      • Oak Creek Canyon >
        • Day 37: Johnny Vegas
        • Day 65: Tan Line
        • Day 68: Byrd Pinnacle
      • Pine Creek Canyon >
        • Day 22: Mescalito E - Too Many Tantrums
        • Day 23: Mescalito E - Pauligk Pillar
        • Day 27: Straight Shooter Wall
        • Day 31: Robin Trowel (Abutment) & Stick Gully 1
        • Day 32-34: Flight Path
        • Day 34: Stick Gully 2 - Prelude
        • Day 36: Birdland
        • Day 38: Diarrhea Dialect (Bullnose Wall)
        • Day 48: Cat in the Hat
        • Day 62: Stick Gully - Box of Rain
        • Day 63: Cookie Monster
        • Day 69: Soloist Crack
      • Red Springs >
        • Day 2: Cowlick and Cannibal
        • Day 1: Cut Your Teeth, Hide & Seek, Happy Acres
        • Day 3: Dickies (Seems Like a Butt)
        • Day 8: Fringe
        • Day 5: Moderate Mecca
        • Day 9: Reptile & Fox Walls
        • Day 45: Gnat Man
        • Day 55: Coco Crag
        • Day 58: Ridinghood - In Through the Out Door
      • Sandstone Quarry >
        • Day 29: High Scalin'
        • Day 47: Man's Best Friend & Americrag
        • Day 66: Hall of Fame - Ms. Adventure
      • Southern Outcrops >
        • Day 70 & 71: Chocolate Rocks
        • Day 82: Illusion Crag - Part 1
      • White Rock Springs - Angel Food Wall >
        • Day 11: Group Therapy
        • Day 25: The Ledger
      • Willow Springs >
        • Day 15: Mother's and Outhouse
        • Day 18: Mossy Ledges - Pussy Nuts
        • Day 19: Mossy Ledges 2
        • Day 26: Graduate Cliff - Pre Skool Part 1 >
          • Day 46: Pre Skool Part Deux
        • Day 60 & 61: Graduate Cliff 2
        • Day 30 - Gold Digger
        • Day 61: Ragged Edges - Footloose
        • Day 62: Case Face - Space Case
        • Day 73: Ragged Edges Area
        • Day 74 Peaches (Children's Wall)
        • Day 75 N' Plus Ultra 1 - Geezer Face & Lucky Charms
        • Day 76: N'Plus Ultra 2 - Pillar Talk & Chocolate Tranquility Fountain
        • Day 84: N'Plus Ultra Part 3 - Cereal Killer
        • Day 84: Lost Creek Canyon - Grey Matter
        • Day 85: Communist Plan at Lost & Found
    • Meet Our Tools >
      • GPS Units
      • Lifeproof Phone Cases
      • Van Life: Tankenstein >
        • Tankenstein Gets Gutted
        • Van Life: Rebuilding Tankenstein >
          • Glowing Disco Counter Top
          • Cold Food Storage
          • Bouldering-pad-bench
          • Insulation and Vent Fan
          • Quick Fixes
          • Kingsized Pullout Bed
      • Ultralight Exposure Protection Gear
    • For the Ladies >
      • Cry
      • Getting Women Climbing Outside
      • Women's Resources
    • Red Rock Canyon, NV >
      • Camper Van Epic in Vegas
      • Mapping with Lady Lockoff
      • Vegas-epic-2
      • Vegas Mini-epic 3: Really?!?
    • Joshua Tree, CA >
      • Caterpillars! Van Rescue!
      • Gram Parsons' Logbook
      • Oh Shi*! Bees!
    • Hmmm or Haha >
      • Althea Crag & Mapping Dog
      • Exposure!
      • Realities
      • Silliness
      • Utterly Heinous Approaches
      • Podcast Interview: Ogden OUtdoor Adventure
  • Contact
    • Feedback
  • Retail Stores
  • Media Coverage
  • Calendar

Ice Box Canyon

WALL: Necromancer
CLIMB: Hop Route (5.7+)

SUMMARY HAIKU

Offwidth start - oh boy!
Stef in severe pain - pitch 2
​Passes kidney stone
Picture
Ice Box Canyon, Necromancer wall is the triangle shaped formation with lots of black rock.

​DATE OF CLIMB: A Saturday in May 2019
(Followers voted that we could include a climb that we completed within 1 year of starting the WTF 5.7 Tour instead of having to redo it)

​WALLS HIT: 1 (Necromancer)
NUMBER OF CLIMBS: 1
NUMBER OF PITCHES: 3
​NUMBER OF FALLS: 0
NUMBER OF TAKES: 0
VERTICAL FEET CLIMBED TODAY: 260

TOTAL VERTICAL FEET ON THE TOUR SO FAR: 10,990
NUMBER OF CLIMBS REMAINING: 138

VERTICAL FEET REMAINING: 39,567
DIRTY UNDERWEAR ENCOUNTERED: 0
​DIRTY UNDERWEAR ENCOUNTERED TO DATE: 3
Picture

​Climb: Hop Route (Trad) (5.7+)(3 pitches - 260')
Wall: Necromancer

Conclusion WTF? What the FEISTY!
  •  The crux of this climb is about 30 feet of feisty offwidth near the start. Bring a #4 and #5. 
  • Pitch 1 is not a beginner's pitch. A newer lead climber could lead pitch 2 or 3, which are easier.
  • The rest of pitch 1 has some fun moves and good variety. Pitch 2 is featured face fun and pretty similar climbing throughout the pitch. Pitch 3 is shorter, lower 5th class, and goes quickly.
  • The Handren guidebook calls the start of pitch 1 a 5.7 handcrack and says the 5.7+ is going up "the bottom of the initial corner." We haven't done the corner start, but we'd definitely give the "regular" start a big fat plus.
  • I (Stef) started leading pitch 2 and went up the "wrong" crack (there are several to choose from). I went straight up some cracks from the belay. Handren shows the climb going left.
    • I ended up having to stop midway while leading pitch 2 because I was in severe pain - that is the story I include below. I call it "The Sorcerer and the Kidney Stone."
  • Most of the terrain on P2 is similar and they all end up in similar places, so it probably doesn't really matter which line you pick.
  • The descent is via the gully (keep going forward towards the gully that is to the left of Necromancer Wall). The first belay anchor is difficult to see. Descend with a short mild down climb into the gully and, as you face outward towards the gulley, look right for tat on a tree. There is some quick exposure accessing the anchor.
  • You can either do single or double rope rappels.    

Sorcerer and the Kidney Stone

*NOTE: This climb was completed before we began the WTF 5.7 Tour. Stef wrote this story after her experience and published it in her online magazine Common Climber and is sharing it for your reading entertainment here.

​We chose Necromancer wall because of its short multipitch climbs, morning shade and proximity to Ice Box Canyon – which exhales cool air from the mountains above. Previous daytime highs were already hitting 97 degrees F in the Las Vegas valley and low 90s at the slightly elevated Red Rock Canyon, so we needed to stay in the shade and climb fast to minimize exposure to the approaching wicked heat. To boot, Necromancer is covered in a beautiful black petina that can quickly reach finger-searing temps. The wall itself tops out at just around 300 feet, which should easily be doable in the shade-time we had.
 
As we arrived, things instantly became busy when several parties emerged from different trails almost simultaneously. Everyone quickly scattered along the base, claiming various climbs. The options rapidly narrowed and, by default, my husband and I ended up on Hop Route, a sand-bagged 5.7+ trad climb that begins with a wicked bouldery off-width that, as we discovered, is not just the “start” (as certain descriptions state) but, instead, continues for another grunt-worthy 30 feet (side note: after many empirical experiments we have confidently determined that the + symbol after a grade translates to “fucked”). Eventually the climb moves into a nice, prominent hand crack with excellent complementary face features – certainly deserving of the stars that decorate it in the guidebooks.
 
Although the hike to the wall produced sweat, once in the shade, I felt mildly, welcome-ly chilled. During a long pause, when Rick was building the anchor at the end of pitch 1, I held onto the brake-hand of the rope and ruminated over the word “Necromancer.” I wondered about the name’s history (Is it from the black color of the wall, covering it like a sorcerer’s cloak? Or, is there a historic death story?). I pondered the morbid energy of the name then shoved premature thoughts of death aside. I chose to take a merrier thought path, chalking the name up to the poetic license of naming climbs – no different from “Smears for Fears” or “Clip It or Whip It.”
 
The chill of the shade continued to draw heat from my bare skin and goose bumps started to form on my arms. Then, just as I found myself wishing I had a jacket, I heard Rick yell “off belay.” I replied with “belay off” and began the routine of getting ready to climb. Before leaving the ground I felt some mild abdominal discomfort that extended around into my back. Since abdominal pain is not unusual for someone with colitis, I used the standard tactic – I ignored it. Climbing often has a great way of making pain go away.
 
Upon arriving at top of the first pitch, I organized the gear to lead the second pitch and the abdominal pain was intensifying – still nothing I couldn’t handle. I was ready to climb. I studied the wall and realized at that moment, I hadn’t actually read the route description or even looked at the route photo. Ooops. There were several options for lines, and I wasn’t sure which was the route. But it all looked featured and easy, so I chose a nearby line that was protectable.
 
After about 30 feet of climbing, the pain rapidly shifted from uncomfortable to nearly intolerable. I looked down to Rick and let him know I was really hurting, but was going to forge on. I continued upwards and eventually my thoughts went from “cool rock” and “neat climb” to “move faster,” “this hurts like hell,” and then, ultimately, “I need to get the fuck off the rock.”
 
I quickly realized this wasn’t just my usual abdominal discomfort. My right back flank below my ribs was screaming and the pain radiated completely around the right front of the abdomen. I reached a point where I could barely move. I could barely breathe. I could no longer hold back verbal moans, groans, and statements of “ooowwwww” and “ffuuuucccckkkk” with each step upwards. I really, really wished it was gas so could it be relieved with some sort of flatulent blast…but gas this was not.
 
I tried with all my might to stay focused on the climbing and placing pro, but the pain kept making itself front and center. I realized I was now unsafe climbing on lead. I needed to find a spot to build an anchor, bring Rick up, and let him finish the climb. When that realization hit me, I saw the current location was no good for any pro. But, just above me, perhaps another 10 feet, it looked more featured and another crack began.
 
I climbed to that spot, placed two pieces in horizontal pockets and another piece in a small vertical crack. I quickly built the anchor and put Rick on belay. The pitch was almost finished but by this point I was moaning uncontrollably, fighting off puking, and staring to cry. I leaned my body against the rock – feeling comforted by its earthly presence. I wasn’t afraid – just in extreme pain.
 
To give you a perspective of my pain tolerance – I gave birth to my son, without drugs and didn’t cry. I cussed a lot, but never once cried. I didn’t even cry when the doctor had to do an emergency extraction of an attached, retained placenta post birth – which, against the doctors wishes, I also did without drugs – I cussed up a storm, but no tears. I have had my gall bladder removed, and the gall bladder attacks didn’t even come close to this pain. And, after a hysterectomy, I refused narcotics, only using Ibuprofin. What I was experiencing on the Necromancer wall fucking hurt. It hurt so badly I actually began to wonder if I was going to die. Then I thought “although I’d certainly appreciate the irony, there is no fucking way I’m going to die on the Necromancer Wall.”
 
As I was bringing Rick up, a man on an adjacent climb emerged over a ledge. He was leading on a tricky section of his climb and I was certain that my moans, “ows,” and whimpering tears were reaching his ears. I tried to hold back the sounds, not wanting to disrupt his peaceful climbing experience, but it was nearly impossible. As he passed me, he asked if I was ok. I told him I wasn’t sure what was wrong, but that I was in severe pain. I apologized for any distractions during his lead. He was kind and reassuring then climbed to the small tree about 15 feet above me and set up his anchor.
 
Rick arrived, we switched him over to lead and then chatted with the gentleman above. We decided it would be quickest for Rick to cut right, go past the tree belay to the low fifth class terrain directly above. This would allow us to complete the climb as quickly as possible. The woman seconding the adjacent climb soon arrived and the couple kindly waited to start the third pitch until after Rick put me on belay. They allowed me to pass for our own speed, but they also wanted to follow me, should any assistance be needed.  
 
Ultimately all four of us ended up at the top at about the same time, so we used both of our ropes on the rappels to speed up the descent. By the time I reached the bottom I was still in mild pain, but it had subsided to the point where I could walk and hold a conversation. By the time I got to the car, it was hot, I felt beat-up, but I was celebrate-ing-ly alive. The necromancer would have to wait to have his or her conversation with me. (Had I still been experiencing the intensity of pain I had on the wall, the hospital would have undoubtedly been my first stop.)
 
Post-climb research revealed two things – one, the line I took for the second pitch was incorrect and, although I’m sure plenty of people have taken the same path I took, it’s not recorded in guidebooks or on Mountain Project. Two, it appears that I passed a kidney stone on that climb. I’m not claiming any kind of first ascent, but I am going to take this moment to commemorate a pitch two variation of Hop Route on Necromancer Wall and call it “Sorcerer and the Kidney Stone.”
 
A Few Notes on Kidney Stones:
  • If you live in the desert, drink lots of water! I purposely don’t drink enough when I climb multipitch so I don’t have to pee – not such a good idea I guess.
  • I had been taking large amounts (around 2000-4000 mg per day) of a vitamin C supplement to see if it would help reduce the ton of bruises on my legs. I learned that’s way too much Vitamin C and can result in kidney stones.
  • Most kidney stones are not dangerous and will pass on their own. They are painful as hell though. If they don’t pass on their own, then you will need to go to the hospital and get it broken up into smaller pieces using ultra sound.
  • The biggest risk from a kidney stone is getting a urinary tract or kidney infection. Monitor for this.
 


​WTF 5.7 Tour: Red Rock Canyon- Climbs By Area

WTF Tour Homepage
General
The Plan
Managing the Desert Heat

Black Velvet Canyon
Day 79: Schaeffers's Delight
Day 83: Ballantine Blast
​Day 86: Lazy Buttress

Calico 1 (1st Pullout) (DONE)
Amusement Park
Day 17: Civilization 
Day 14: The Slab
Day 20: Panty Wall
Day21: Wall of Death & Hamlet
Day 24: Child's Play
Day 49: Ultraman
Day 50: Dog Wall & Fixx Cliff
Day 51: Tuna and Chips
Day 53: Viagra Towers
Day 59: Iron Man - Necco Waif
Day 80: Tuna Cookies
Day 80: The Oasis - Diamond Dance
​Day 81: CarlyQuinn

​Calico 2 (2nd Pullout)
Day 13: Meetup & Black Corridor

Day 28: Retirement Plan
Day 52: The Walrus, Running Man, & Sweet Pain
​Day 54: USS Crag & Tsunami Wall
Day 56: Great Red Book Wall
Day 66: The Gallery


​​First Creek Canyon
Day 40: Falling Stars & Bad Moon Arising
Day 42: Algae on Parade
Day 44: Schoolyard 1

Day 67: Smiley Face
Day 67: Romper Room Wall 2
​Day 77: Schoolyard 2

​Day 78: Escondite
​Day 88: Lotta Brews
Day 89: Schoolyard Bully
​Icebox Canyon
 (DONE)

Day 12: Sunnyside & Frigid Air Buttress
Day 39: Necromancer: Hop Route
Day 57: Tarkus Crack

Juniper Canyon
Day 16: Myster Z

Day 35: Mz. Why
​Day 64: Canola Cracks
Day 87: Olive Oil

Kraft Area
Day 6: Conundrum Crag
Day 7: Caligula Crag
Day 4: Three Peaks and Yin & Yang
Day 10: Winter Heat Wall
Mt. Wilson
Day 41: Limon
​
Day 72: Gentleman's Club (Silicone Sag)

Oak Creek
Day 37: Johnny Vegas
Day 65: Tan Line
Day 68: Byrd Pinnacle
Pine Creek
Day 22: Mescalito E - Too Many Tantrums
Day 23: Mescalito E - Pauligk Pillar
Day 27: Straight Shooter 
Day 31: The Abutment (Robin Trowel)
​Day 32-34: Flight Path
​Day 36: Birdland

Day 38: Diarrhea Dialect (Bullnose Wall)
​
​Day 48: Cat in the Hat
​Stick Gully
  • Day 31: Stick Gully 1 - Unknown L Start to Datura
  • ​Day 34: Stick Gully 2 - Prelude
  • Day 62: Stick Gully 3 - Box of Rain
​Day 63: Cookie Monster​
Day 69: Soloist Crack
​Red Springs (DONE)

Day 1: Red Springs (Cut Your Teeth; Hide and Seek; Happy Acres)
Day 2: Red Springs (Cowlick, Cannibal)
Day 3: Red Springs (Dickies) 
Day 5: Moderate Mecca
​Day 8: The Fringe
​
​Day 9: Reptile Rock & near The Fox
​Day 45: Gnat Man
​Day 45: Gnat Man
Day 55: Coco Crag
Day 58: Riding Hood (In Through the Out Door)
 Sandstone Quarry
Day 29: High Scalin'
Day 47: Man's Best Friend & Americrag

Day 52: The Walrus, Running Man, & Sweet Pain
Day 66: Hall of Fame

Southern Outcrops
Day 70 & 71: Chocolate Rocks 
Day 82: Illusion - Part 1

White Rock Springs Area
Day 11: Angel Food Wall - Group Therapy
Day 25: The Ledger

​Willow Springs (DONE)
​Day 15: Mother's and Outhouse
​
​Day 18: Mossy Ledges - Pussy Nuts
​
​Day 19: Mossy Ledges 2
Day 26: Graduate Cliff - Pre Skool
  • ​Day 46: Pre Skool Part Deux
  • ​Day 60 & 61: Pick Your Poison, Walk to School, & Finished Pre Skool
​Day 30: Gold Digger
Day 60: Ragged Edges - Footloose
​
​Day 61: Case Face - Space Case
​Day 73: Ragged Edges - Dumptruck, Midnight, & Diplomatic Immunity
Day 74: Peaches (Children's Wall)
​Day 75: N-Plus Ultra Part 1 (Lucky Charms & Geezer face)
​Day 76: N-Plus Ultra Part 2 (Pillar Talk & Chocolate Tranquility Fountain)
Day84: N-Plus Ultra Part 3 (Cereal Killer)
Day84: Grey Matter at Lost Creek Canyon
​Day 85: Communist Plan (Lost & Found)

Menu

About
Blog
Buy
Contact/Stay Informed
Environment
Maps
Quality
WTF 5.7 Tour
© COPYRIGHT 2017-2022. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
  • Home
  • Buy!
  • Maps
    • Hiking
    • City of Rocks, ID - Climber's Map
    • Joshua Tree, CA - Climber's Map
    • Red Rock Canyon, NV - Climber's Map
    • Smith Rock, OR - Climber's Map
  • Map Details
    • Quality
    • Map Elements
    • Methodology
    • Environment
  • About
  • Blog
    • The 15-minutes from Red Rock Restaurant Tour >
      • Indian
      • Sushi
      • Vietnamese
    • WTF 5..7 Tour - Red Rock >
      • General >
        • The Plan
        • Managing the Desert Heat
      • Black Velvet Canyon >
        • Lazy Buttress/Whisky Peak E >
          • Day 79: Schaeffer's Delight
          • Day 83: Ballantine Blast
          • Day 86: Lazy Buttress (Climb)
      • Calico 1 (1st Pullout) >
        • Amusement Park
        • Day 17: Civilization
        • Day 20: Panty Wall
        • Day 14: The Slab
        • Day 21: Wall of Death & Hamlet
        • Day 24: Child's Play
        • Day 49: Ultraman
        • Day 50: Dog Wall & Fixx Cliff
        • Day 51: Tuna and Chips
        • Day 53: Viagra Towers
        • Day 59 Iron Man - Necco Waif
        • Day 80 - Tuna Cookies
        • Day 80 - Diamond Dance - The Oasis
        • Day 81 - CarlyQuinn Crag
      • Calico 2 (2nd Pullout) >
        • Day 13: Meetup & Black Corridor
        • Day 28: Retirement Plan
        • Day 52: The Walrus, Running Man, & Sweet Pain
        • Day 54: USS Crag & Tsunami
        • Day 56: Great Red Book Wall
        • Day 66: The Gallery
      • First Creek Canyon >
        • First Creek Slabs >
          • Day 40: Falling Stars & Bad Moon Arising
          • Day 67: Smiley Face
        • Lotta Balls Wall >
          • Lotta Brews
        • Romper Room >
          • Day 42: Algae on Parade
          • Day 67: Romper Room 2
        • Schoolyard >
          • Day 44: School Yard 1 - Deja Vu & Short Subject
          • Day 77: School Yard -Sunday School & Dunce's Corner
          • Day 89: Schoolyard Bully
        • Slot Club Area >
          • Day 78: Escondite
        • Strawberry Hill >
          • Day 43: This Ain't the F'n Way!
      • Icebox Canyon >
        • Day 12: Sunnyside & Frigid Air
        • Day 39: Necromancer - Hop Route
        • Day 57: Tarkus Crack (Tiki Cliff)
      • Juniper Canyon >
        • Jackrabbit Buttress >
          • Day 16: Myster Z
          • Day 35: Mz. Why
        • Rose Tower >
          • Day 64: Canola Cracks
          • Day 87: Olive Oil
      • Kraft Mountain >
        • Day 6: Conundrum Crag
        • Day 7: Caligula Crag
        • Day 4: Three Peaks and Yin & Yang
        • Day 10: Winter Heat
      • Mt. Wilson >
        • Day 41: Limon
        • Day 72: Gentleman's Club - Silicone Sag
      • Oak Creek Canyon >
        • Day 37: Johnny Vegas
        • Day 65: Tan Line
        • Day 68: Byrd Pinnacle
      • Pine Creek Canyon >
        • Day 22: Mescalito E - Too Many Tantrums
        • Day 23: Mescalito E - Pauligk Pillar
        • Day 27: Straight Shooter Wall
        • Day 31: Robin Trowel (Abutment) & Stick Gully 1
        • Day 32-34: Flight Path
        • Day 34: Stick Gully 2 - Prelude
        • Day 36: Birdland
        • Day 38: Diarrhea Dialect (Bullnose Wall)
        • Day 48: Cat in the Hat
        • Day 62: Stick Gully - Box of Rain
        • Day 63: Cookie Monster
        • Day 69: Soloist Crack
      • Red Springs >
        • Day 2: Cowlick and Cannibal
        • Day 1: Cut Your Teeth, Hide & Seek, Happy Acres
        • Day 3: Dickies (Seems Like a Butt)
        • Day 8: Fringe
        • Day 5: Moderate Mecca
        • Day 9: Reptile & Fox Walls
        • Day 45: Gnat Man
        • Day 55: Coco Crag
        • Day 58: Ridinghood - In Through the Out Door
      • Sandstone Quarry >
        • Day 29: High Scalin'
        • Day 47: Man's Best Friend & Americrag
        • Day 66: Hall of Fame - Ms. Adventure
      • Southern Outcrops >
        • Day 70 & 71: Chocolate Rocks
        • Day 82: Illusion Crag - Part 1
      • White Rock Springs - Angel Food Wall >
        • Day 11: Group Therapy
        • Day 25: The Ledger
      • Willow Springs >
        • Day 15: Mother's and Outhouse
        • Day 18: Mossy Ledges - Pussy Nuts
        • Day 19: Mossy Ledges 2
        • Day 26: Graduate Cliff - Pre Skool Part 1 >
          • Day 46: Pre Skool Part Deux
        • Day 60 & 61: Graduate Cliff 2
        • Day 30 - Gold Digger
        • Day 61: Ragged Edges - Footloose
        • Day 62: Case Face - Space Case
        • Day 73: Ragged Edges Area
        • Day 74 Peaches (Children's Wall)
        • Day 75 N' Plus Ultra 1 - Geezer Face & Lucky Charms
        • Day 76: N'Plus Ultra 2 - Pillar Talk & Chocolate Tranquility Fountain
        • Day 84: N'Plus Ultra Part 3 - Cereal Killer
        • Day 84: Lost Creek Canyon - Grey Matter
        • Day 85: Communist Plan at Lost & Found
    • Meet Our Tools >
      • GPS Units
      • Lifeproof Phone Cases
      • Van Life: Tankenstein >
        • Tankenstein Gets Gutted
        • Van Life: Rebuilding Tankenstein >
          • Glowing Disco Counter Top
          • Cold Food Storage
          • Bouldering-pad-bench
          • Insulation and Vent Fan
          • Quick Fixes
          • Kingsized Pullout Bed
      • Ultralight Exposure Protection Gear
    • For the Ladies >
      • Cry
      • Getting Women Climbing Outside
      • Women's Resources
    • Red Rock Canyon, NV >
      • Camper Van Epic in Vegas
      • Mapping with Lady Lockoff
      • Vegas-epic-2
      • Vegas Mini-epic 3: Really?!?
    • Joshua Tree, CA >
      • Caterpillars! Van Rescue!
      • Gram Parsons' Logbook
      • Oh Shi*! Bees!
    • Hmmm or Haha >
      • Althea Crag & Mapping Dog
      • Exposure!
      • Realities
      • Silliness
      • Utterly Heinous Approaches
      • Podcast Interview: Ogden OUtdoor Adventure
  • Contact
    • Feedback
  • Retail Stores
  • Media Coverage
  • Calendar