Traverse the prominent seam on incut edges to the right arete - climb the arete to bomber jugs at the lip.

Tasty Pancho

Romulus

Two Step

Ruby

Romulan

Onyx

Quazi Mota

Tasty Pancho Direct

Emerald Arete

Tasty Nachos

The Cougar

Starting on Tasty Pancho avoid the arete and climb straight up the face - finishing on a long move to a good hold on the lip

Same start as for Romulan, use a right hand sidepull rail and make a few  tension oriented moves to top out to the right.

Start on a prominent seam in the center of the boulder and climb straight up via crimps to a juggy top out - a good technical line to get your head in the game.

Cool moves through a series of crimp rails on good stone. Eases in difficulty up high. One of the best problems on the San Francisco Peaks.

Stand start on the left arete, left hand undercling crimp and a good right hand crimp, compression moves around the left side of the arete to a slopey lip encounter. Avoid the rail out right.

Stand start on a juggy pocket, move up and left through a series of pockets to a distinct crux on side pulls. Don't blow it past the horizontal seam, where there are a few tricky moves. Continue up the arete on easy terrain to an easy top out... Would recommend trying the moves past the seam on TR.  

Start on an interesting undercling sloper, make moves through awesome pinches, crimp rails and slopers to an exciting OTD finish on jugs!! 

Crouch start on the lowest opposing holds on the right arete - climb straight up. A bit sharp at the start.

Nice arete moves on good holds leads to a technical slab finish on a ramp. 

Start on a jug undercling - manuever up the cobra-like arete using awesome holds. The crux involves a long deadpoint to an incut crimp slot leading to a committing finish high above pads requiring more balance than strength. The top out can get somewhat dirty - would recommend cleaning. This classic feature begs to be climbed.

Tasty Pancho was discovered in the Fall of 2008 - development has continued throughout the years and still potential for new problems exist. This area is a mix of freestanding boulders and cliff lines with a few 30+ foot tall highballs. It is recommended to rap the taller problems before trying from the ground as the peaks have a pretty harsh climate and holds can get dirty. Most of the problems are on bulletproof rock, climbing edges and pockets on water streaked stone. There are several warm-ups as well as harder poblems hiding among large aspens and conifers. Rarely will you see anyone here.

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