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New Mexico
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At a glance
Driftwood or Petrified Wood
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One of six climbs catalogued at the Backside of Upper Mound/Wounded Knee area's northern boulder cluster, this route sits mid-range within the V2–V6-7 span at the crag.
Hito
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The hardest climb catalogued at this corridor sector.
Upper Mound (main upper cluster of boulders)
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New Mexico boulder cluster with varied problems for developing climbers.
The OW
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Mid-range problem among eight routes catalogued at this New Mexico crag.
U-Mound
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Desert rock climbing at U-Mound in New Mexico's high desert landscape.
I2 Easy Crack, from Mayer & Moret Online Guide
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Among the more accessible climbs at this New Mexico crag.
Upper Mound - the corridor
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Desert corridor climbing in New Mexico with moderate routes and natural shade.
Whale Belly
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Mid-range problem among eight routes at this New Mexico crag.
Hita
~0 min drive
Among the hardest problems at Upper Mound - the corridor in New Mexico.
Corridor Problem
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One of eight problems at this crag, near the upper end of the V3+ to V10 range.
Left of the Corridor Problem
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Entry-level problem among eight routes at this Upper Mound sector.
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