Ascents climbed between 2006-01-01 and 2006-12-31 as various tick types by Jim Olsen

My rope is only about 145' long now, so we synchro-climbed part of the route. Fritz led 90% of it. He did a great job on a route that leant itself to complex climbing styles.

Delicate whisps of rock on the face indicate ours was the first ascent. Fritz did it in better form than I. Because of the friability of the sandstone, the climb should be toproped, not lead climbed.

There are some good moves on this route, but you have to flip the rope 2 times (the second flip is a pain) and rock on part of the route is pretty friable (loose).

I'ts over before you realize it.

It's just fun crusing up this one, and you can use a smorgasboard of different moves.

Led the bottom pitch and toproped the top pitch a coupla months ago. Then I seconded it with Carl D. I'm starting to grock the possibilities on the crux moves on the first pitch.

After taking a 5.8 lead it was time to relax, i thought, and toproped this one. This climb didn't seem much easier than the one i just did.

Great climb, yahoo! Just what i needed to get me out of a funk i was in. No big muscle moves needed.

FFA. Takes off of Miss Piggy. Would be better (good) if someone would ascend it with a wire brush (for the lichens) and small plant trimmers.

Nice variety of moves on a sport climb. Did it twice. New guidebook overrates it a bit (5.8). Don't believe it.

Kind of a grunt for a short climb. Did twice.

FFA. I think this is the first technical climb on Cabizon. A few 5.5 moves, a lot of consistant 5.3-5.4. We hope to do some more there. Camping out the night before was great

Route alternates between loose, blocky stuff and good rock.

We were greeted by a small rattlesnake at the start of the climb. Fritz moved him and we climbed. I managed to skirt the overhang on lead, but Fritz made it over on second.