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GearLoopTopos in the Red Rocks Collection
List all Individual Routes
Pine Creek Canyon (Red Rocks)
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Brass Wall, Pine Creek CanyonBirdland 5.7+
Great sunny line with more than 500 feet of consistent climbing and an amazing finger crack for the icing on the cake. Combine with the Big Horn crack and pitches of Rawlpindi for an amazing day of climbing.
 5 pitches
 30-45 minutes
 Sunrise until end afternoon
SW-face Mescalito, Pine Creek CanyonCat In The Hat 5.6 
The moderate and varied climbing makes it the most popular classic at its grade in Red Rocks. This can cause some congestion, but the popularity also keeps climbers away so you might get lucky.
5 pitches
40-50 minutes
Morning until afternoon
SE-face Mescalito, Pine Creek CanyonCookie Monster 5.7
A short lesser known but great route in a fun varnished corner filled with jugs and huecos. Combine Cookie Monster with the top, and best, pitches of Cat in the Hat for an awesome day of climbing.
3 pitches
40-50 minutes
Sunrise until beginning afternoon
Mescalito, Pine Creek CanyonDark Shadows 5.8
A short but amazing climb up a varnished corner filled with huecos, located in perhaps the most scenic oasis in Red Rocks. This is a good route to combine with one of the other classics in Pine Creek Canyon.
4 pitches
40-50 minutes
Early morning on the first two pitches
Brass Wall, Pine Creek CanyonRawlpindi 5.7
This route gets less attention than Birdland, but the climbing is better than it looks. Combine it with the Bighorn Crack and several pitches of Birdland for a great day of climbing.
5 pitches
30-45 minutes
Most of the day, corner gets more shade
Mescalito, Pine Creek CanyonY2K 5.10a 
Great consistent 5.8 climbing with one well protected, 5.10a roof move. This is a perfect route for lead climbers to break into the low 5.10 grade.
4 pitches
40-50 minutes
Morning on the bottom pitches
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