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blindslap


Sep 8, 2003, 10:40 PM
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short easy LCC climbs  (North_America: United_States: Utah: Salt_Lake_-_Utah_Counties: Little_Cottonwood_Canyon)
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My girlfriend just barely started climbing with me and i was wondering if anyone knew of a nice easy and short (she's afraid of heights) climb? We did a 5.6 but that was a little hard so preferably somthing in the 5.5 or 5.4 range.
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5.4 or 5.5?! Some of the scrambles to the base of climbs are harder than that. But seriously you might try Lisa Falls. (hopefully your girlfriends name isn't Lisa :lol: ). There are several 5.5 - 5.7 climbs there.


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I would also try BCC, there is a climb called Beach Ball Crag at the Ledgemire pic-nic area (5.4 according to the book). it is 30' with TR anchors. My daughter who is 5 learned to climb there. Also if you lead trad I would try Storm MTN pic-nic area. there are 2-3 5.5ish climbs there. Good Luck. John


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We did a 5.6 but that was a little hard so preferably somthing in the 5.5 or 5.4 range.
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If you can get beta "Jumbo Shrimp" by the infamous BG is a good short one in the 4 to 6 range :P

Lisa Falls is your best bet. There is good easy long stuff in Big Cottonwood, but the quartzite can be funky for gear.


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Sep 9, 2003, 1:12 AM
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If she isn't stoked to at least be outdoors with you, don't push the climbin' thang too hard. If she digs it, waycool[huecool]. Don't insist that she get scared if that's not what she wants. Seriously, I would kind of like a gal that is totally ignorant of climbing. I could be honest about everything I did, that would be nice...........................


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There is an easy 5.6 bolted route at Storm Mountain in BCC. Its around the corner from Goodro's, and to the left of the Ampitheater.


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