Ascents in North America

Very funky climbing with heaps of different options. Had to downclimb some sections to figure out the sequence.

Seems that the theme of Potash road is cruxes getting off the ground due to how polished things are

Cupped hands corner crack with good feet. Made for a stiff warm up

Had to fight super hard to get up this. Slab finger crack that just gets steeper and steeper. My proudest trad ascent to date

Great slab finger crack to a bulge

Hard to clean gear on rappel due to wandering nature of route and overhanging rappel. Consider bringing a second to up to clean and rap together.

3 bolts

Made it to the last bolt and gave up 😭

De yoyo por la beta duura.

Primer ascenso. A muerte

se punteo el primer intento , muchos tenmes en la ultima parte , un buen vuelo antes de la ultima cinta ,

The extension to Twin Cracks. Quite sport climbing in terms of movement along the flake with large gear

Bomber jamming and good stances to place gear

This kicked my butt a bit, thought it was 5.10. Just didn't understand how to move through the upper section

Pleased with this route. Slowly starting to understand crack climbing

Pumped out just before the #2 hands bulge

So many options for jam sizes. From fingers to thigh locks

Bring a double rack to link P1 and P2 (70m rope required) and bring a #4 and #5 regardless. Descent (up and over the top, go left and down climb) is exposed slab at first and then a steep class 4 gully.

nice boulder at the start, then two funny little roofs

easy start vertical up the first about 15 meters, then a crux with some fine crimps