Dead Horse Canyon
One of the cool things about the upcoming 2nd edition of the Western Sloper guidebook is all the previously unpublished crags it will include. One of these is a small quartzite wall in Glenwood Canyon, just off the Dead Horse trail, near Hanging Lake. The wall sits in plain view of the most popular trail in the White River National Forest and yet somehow went overlooked until last spring. It now sports nine routes, with a possible tenth for any hard persons out there that want the FA of a short but steep 12+/13-. The climbing is reminiscent of the Gunks, as you plug gear into horizontal cracks and pull over roofs. While only about 50 feet at it’s tallest, the routes tend to be powerful and engaging, making it a nice spot for an afternoon session. Add to that a quick approach up a good trail, and it’s definitely worth checking out.
Look for a sneak preview topo coming out next week sometime.
In my mind it depends largely on the nature of the route as far as whether or not I'd be ...
I like the food recommendations!
When it's warmer, a float down the Colorado is always fun. The benign sections can be ...
Number 5 is hilarious. I very much approve. 
Of course, the Love Muffin! I don't know about Slickrock though, that could also be a trip ending rest day ...
Someone should sanction the Eiger Sanction trailer. Egads, that's some bad editing, filmmaking, acting, ...just bad 
Don't forget the Love Muffin Cafe! Renting a Mountain bike can also be fun. The slickrock is pretty wild. 
Sweet & hilarious, we love to climb because...we just do 
Slabs not fun or cool? Since when?
[...] routes is one of the many things I’ve been up to lately. Recently, we revisited an excellent quartzite cliff in Glenwood Canyon that we first established some routes on in the spring. It’s been a great adventure putting [...]