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description Rewritten Overview

Rewritten is a well-established trad climbing route located within Eldorado Canyon State Park in Colorado. The route features approximately 570 feet of sustained climbing across varied sandstone formations characterized by prominent cracks and steep faces. It’s notable for its classic difficulty and the quality of the rock, making it suitable for experienced climbers seeking a challenging traditional ascent. Climbers with solid trad skills and experience in crack and face climbing will find this route rewarding.

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Where is the Rewritten climbing route?

Rewritten is on the Redgarden Wall in Eldorado Canyon State Park near Boulder, Colorado. It is a multipitch traditional route on the canyon's Fountain Formation rock.

What grade is Rewritten in Eldorado Canyon?

Rewritten is commonly graded around 5.7 in the Yosemite Decimal System. The number can understate its seriousness because route-finding, exposure, gear placement, and multipitch transitions require trad-climbing competence.

How long is the Rewritten route?

The climb covers roughly 570 feet over several pitches, depending on how a party divides the route. Its upper sections are particularly exposed and include the feature commonly called the Rebuffat Arete.

What equipment is needed for Rewritten?

Climbers normally carry a traditional rack with cams, nuts, slings, helmets, and a suitable rope. It is not a sport route, so leaders must place their own protection and know the current descent procedure.

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