Ascensiones en Estados Unidos de América por Fritz Devendorf teniendo trad-cpr o ascent-date

Great climb. Despite the hot weather, we found shade at most of the belays. Jim did an excellent job leading two of the best pitches, pitch 1 and 4. I lead pitch 2 and 3, and my brother lead pitch 5.

Excellent climb.

Excelent

Run up harder line on top rope. It was great fun.

This is always a good warm up lead for me after no climbing for a while. A little cool at the start; but it warmed up nicely.

This wasn't my first lead up this route but it was clean.

Great climb. I set the first peice and backed down, My buddy Jim, set the next peice and another peice real close and backed down. I finished leading the climb. The guide book says two pitchs but I made it in one with a short 50m rope (part of it was cut off) and with my buddy Jim simil-climbing to the first piece (10-15 ft up).

I felt really good this time, a much better lead climb. And my placements were bomber. I also finished of the 2nd pitch. Both pitches were excelent.

This rock has some great moderate face moves (a test for my limits), I would say classic despite the route described below. We set out to climb West Face Direct, but when I got to the cliff face about 15ft to the left and below the starting bolts of West Face Direct, I decided to try going straight up on some face and crack moves. I made it approximately 2/3rds the way up the face and crack when I was stopped by difficult move to get up to some knobs above me. I lowered and traversed over to the West Face Direct crack, traversed farther left, and set a belay on the West Face Travers ledge between West Face Direct and the West Face Traverse 1st pitch. We finished the climb on the 5.5 face of the West Face Traverse second pitch.

For one pitch this climb was great. The most fun I've had in a long time. Jim lowered me back down to top roped it a second time.

After seconding Estrellita we lowered down and top roped this climb from the same belay point. This climb 5.7 was not much easier than Estrellita 5.8. I enjoyed this climb a lot also. I top roped it twice. From the belay point to the bottom, including the climber tie in, used up just over half of a 60m rope.

It's mean and green but with a little taming it could be a good climb. I led half of the second pitch starting from the small pinon above the Seamingly Obvious 5.8 layback move. I climb up the open book crack, over some bushes, and then left over the Arête (which separates “Kermit the Frog” from the bolted face route “Another Pair of Shoes” (this is as far as I got), follow a small open book up and right back across the arête, continue a pair of cracks, finish by crossing back left over the arête, and climbing easier rock to the top.

According to the guide this climb is the crack in the middle of the wall. We set a top rope with slings at the top to the rock. There were bolted routes with anchors about 2/3rds up the rock to the left and right. I would rate the climb up the crack much harder, maybe 5.9 at least 5.8+. I tried twice and failed, Jim tried twice and failed, and then I tried again and made it but hung on the rope 3 or 4 times. The crux was definitely at the 2nd, 4th, and 5th moves.

At the far left of the wall are some anchors at the top of the rock above a series of left sloping cracks. I led up the cracks moving up an left with the last one or two moves up the face to the anchors. I think the lead is 5.7. We then top roped a more direct route up the bottom crack to the anchors which was a little harder, 5.8. I think the anchor also serve Ow Now, on the far left.

Jim did the first and third pitches. I did most of the route finding, and I intentially picked one of the easiest routes for my first trip to the mountain. This route was fairly straight forward.

Around the corner from where the top map shows Redeemer is a large dihedral (or gully). At the top of the gully we moved right onto the ridge and up to the top of the gully for the 1st belay (I noticed holds and a two bolt anchor if we would have moved left onto the left face of the gully). The first pitch had good rock. On the second pitch I followed good and bad rock up and left into a small chimney and belayed Jim from a chock stone in the chimney. Jim stepped right across the chock stone to the face and followed easy (5.5) but exposed ramps to the top. The climb was ok but kind of junky with mixed rock and some scrambling, the bottom and top 3rd was more consistent and better rock

Fun little roof.

Lst week I 2nd Jim's lead. This week I led and stayed on the harder cracks and faces. We toped out at a small pinical. I like this climb because you can really play with the route.

This was my second time on this climb, first time was in 2004. This time I stayed on route, brave the exposure. I had to set a belay at, what I call, the 60m tree.

Not Bad. Used as approch to Cave Crack (also see North America/United States/Southwest/Texas/Enchanted Rocks State Natural Area/Throne Rock)

really cool climb

Easy Slab, but we shuttled 6 people up 2 pitches and a little more. I went up in the middle or the group to handle the hanging belay station where we had people on the 2nd pitch while I belayed others up the 1st. Our 60m ropes was a little short to run two people up (one in the middle and one at the end) so the last 15ft or so we had two people simultaneous climbing on one rope. We reached the top of Enchanted Rock at sunset. It was fun and beautiful, the perfect end to a day or climbing..

Jim led the 1st pitch and I led the 2nd (a 5.7 undercling). There were some good spots but not as consistand in grade as Lost Ledges

Excelent, as I was loward down the face I though no way. Ist time started at the bottem of an alcove 30ft up from the saddle above the Sentinal, climbed up and left under an overhang then left onto the face and a flake to the top. 2nd time (Sep 28) I led from the bottom but didn't finish due to rain. Great rock and possiblities for good small to medium pro. Oct 05 Redpoint accent

This was harder than I thought for a 5.6. An interesting climb and very good rock.

The top headwall seemed harder than it's 5.5 rating

Thin but fun

probably done before but not named

good second pitch to Papas Fritas

I enjoyed this easy climb w/ spectatular views and some exposure

good warm up

1st pitch 5.4 1st half and 4th class 2nd half, 2nd picth 5.6 var was excellent.. The 2nd pitch makes up for the 4th class section on the 1st pitch.

Did 8(c) var from top on top rope (5.6 - 5.7+), lots of choice easy to hard

My 4th lead in 2004, both pitchs. It was great

Attempting Lost Ledges; however, we were on the wrong side of wall, the desctiption didn't exactly match up. The 1st pitch was crap, but the 2md was excellent.

My 3rd lead in 2004. Good climb but I rushed it some.

tried 5.8? wrokaround & sliped twice

My 2nd lead in 2004. Very good begining lead climb

My 1st lead in 2004 since 1998, led 1st pitch off route, cleaned 2nd pitch

top roped 1st pitch 3 times

brushy, may have been off route

2nd both pitchs ended off route on 2nd pitch