description Levitation 29 Overview
Levitation 29 is a long traditional rock climb on the Eagle Wall of Juniper Canyon in Nevada's Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. The route follows steep sandstone through cracks, corners and exposed face climbing, with difficulties commonly rated around 5.11. Its remote position, sustained multipitch character, route-finding and substantial approach make it suitable for experienced teams able to move efficiently on demanding terrain.
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Where is Levitation 29 in Red Rock Canyon?
Levitation 29 climbs the steep Eagle Wall in Oak Creek Canyon, Nevada. The remote wall requires a substantial desert approach and descent in addition to the climbing itself.
What grade and style is Levitation 29?
It is commonly graded around 5.11 and climbed as a long, traditionally protected route with some fixed protection. The line combines face climbing, cracks, exposure, and the route-finding typical of Red Rock multi-pitch climbing.
Who established Levitation 29?
Mark Chapman and Joanne Urioste completed the route in 1980. It became one of the major hard free-climbing achievements from Red Rock's early development.
Why should Levitation 29 not be climbed after rain?
Its sandstone can lose strength when saturated, making holds and protection placements vulnerable to breakage. Climbers should allow the wall to dry fully after significant rain rather than relying only on a dry-looking surface.
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