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East Face Guide

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Contributors

Thanks to the following people who have contributed to this crag guide:

Eric Foltz Scott Godwin D Winger sheepy Sanders Mary A. Woods Margaret Ibasco Noah Zogas Stephen C. Yabut

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Table of contents

1. East Face 12 routes in Sector

Summary:
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Seasonality

Rock climbing, Trad climbing and other styles

Lat / Long: 34.018301, -116.164030

approach

Immediately above sites 21-22 on the main campground loop. Ask permission from occupants if doing a route in their camp site.

descent notes

"Easy 5th class" chimney to the left/west.

ethic

Be aware that you are climbing and staying in a National Park. Certain rules apply for climbers regarding climbing and camping, please make sure to get the latest rules once you enter the park.

inherited from Joshua Tree National Park
RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents
1 The Wonderful World of Art 5.10+ Trad
2 Buissonier

FA: Royal Robbins, 1965

5.7 Trad 66ft
3 Junior 5.10c Unknown
4 Papa Woolsey

Trad anchor (#2-3 cams), but otherwise a sport route - Joshua Tree's first.

5.10b Sport 60ft, 6
5 Mama Woolsey 5.10a Trad 69ft
6 Pete's Handful 5.9 Unknown
RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents
7 Surrealistic Pillar 5.10b Unknown
8 Disco Sucks 5.10c Unknown
9 I'm Not Afraid Anymore 5.11b Unknown
10 Perfidious 5.6 A4 Aid
11 Zulu Dawn 5.10d Unknown
12 The Persian Room 5.13a Unknown

2. Index by grade

Grade Stars Name Style Pop
5.6 A4 Perfidious Aid
5.7 Buissonier Trad 66ft
5.9 Pete's Handful Unknown
5.10a Mama Woolsey Trad 69ft
5.10b Papa Woolsey Sport 60ft, 6
Surrealistic Pillar Unknown
5.10c Disco Sucks Unknown
Junior Unknown
5.10d Zulu Dawn Unknown
5.10+ The Wonderful World of Art Trad
5.11b I'm Not Afraid Anymore Unknown
5.13a The Persian Room Unknown
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