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Anyone here have experience with the Wasatch range?
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Re: Anyone here have experience with the Wasatch range?
I believe that user Jbrow327 by now possesses all info about Utah (and Wasatch in particular) that is humanly possible to acquire. Please search the forum for his numerous threads about that topic. ![Whistle :-"](./images/smilies/eusa_whistle.gif)
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Re: Anyone here have experience with the Wasatch range?
Randy Winters is a member here. Maybe try PM'ing him. You can pick his book up cheap from amazon usually.
I've found the scrambling classes to be on par with colorado. access is excellent through the canyons. vert depends on if you are starting up canyon or at the bottom.
one thing you won't find, is as detailed "instructions" that many here have become accustomed to for routes.
I've found the scrambling classes to be on par with colorado. access is excellent through the canyons. vert depends on if you are starting up canyon or at the bottom.
one thing you won't find, is as detailed "instructions" that many here have become accustomed to for routes.
Re: Anyone here have experience with the Wasatch range?
Or perhaps just changed his name to Tuckerton7.
I'm old, slow and fat. Unfortunately, those are my good qualities.
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Re: Anyone here have experience with the Wasatch range?
But the knowledge is still there, in those threads. That is the beauty of this forum. Don't let it go to waste.
I recall that Scott P, who wrote books on the subject, was answering the questions probably until he got blue in the face... But there were always more questions.
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Re: Anyone here have experience with the Wasatch range?
as in, "Tucker" asks a "ton" of questions... 7.Tuckerton7 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 11, 2021 2:28 pmThat name sounds better
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Re: Anyone here have experience with the Wasatch range?
I picked this up when I lived in Utah: https://www.amazon.com/Wasatch-Elevener ... 0874808642
I didn't finish them all, but aside from the elevation difference many of the 11ers are more technically challenging than the majority of 14ers. You just won't be sucking air as much near the top so you can move quicker.
I didn't finish them all, but aside from the elevation difference many of the 11ers are more technically challenging than the majority of 14ers. You just won't be sucking air as much near the top so you can move quicker.
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Re: Anyone here have experience with the Wasatch range?
you mean, he's been in your basement thinking up new wannabe questions, jtuckertonbrow7?