Guess the spot: Utah Edition

[John Morrow]

Pretty sure I am wrong, can't line it up on GE. But it begs the question: How/why are you up so high on the Navajo?

 

[Kullaberg63]

A northern fork of Fold? It joins main Fold on the left, with main Fold heading to the River towards upper right? If so, is there a route from the River into Fold from the bottom?

The butte is not in a tributary to Fold - @regehr was warmer, not so much in distance but drainage

 

[Kullaberg63]

Pretty sure I am wrong, can't line it up on GE. But it begs the question: How/why are you up so high on the Navajo?

The second pic, from another trip, is near a high point that is part of a known route - starts with 'C'

 

[John Morrow]

The second pic, from another trip, is near a high point that is part of a known route - starts with 'C'

Gotcha, that was a big hint. Haven't confirmed on GE but has to be. I'll let someone else ID it. Three to Five miles E/NE of where I first guessed, I believe. Practically impossible miles!

 

[Pukwudgie]

6361T in Upper Stevens.

 

[Pukwudgie]

A northern fork of Fold? It joins main Fold on the left, with main Fold heading to the River towards upper right? If so, is there a route from the River into Fold from the bottom?

You can walk Fold up from the river. There’s one short sloping dryfall in the middle, above a pothole, that can be done with a partner assist or pack toss (not very hard). I did it top down from the gully by the sandslide some 20 or so years ago. It’s fun bouldery terrain down the bottom there.

 

[Kullaberg63]

6361T in Upper Stevens.

Correct!

 

[Pukwudgie]

Here is another lovely spot