Change Log for Camp 4 Boulders

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20

First Change

26th Feb 2021

Last Change

5th Feb 2025

Log

Date Time User Type Name Attribute
1 5th February 2025 12:46:39 jabley climb The Dark Side notes
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First ascetionist [Carlo Traversi](/climber/770/carlo-traversi) describes the problem: > The Dark Side has a V9 intro into a sustained V15, and those intro moves change the setup for the crux. All told, it is 17 moves from start to lip. > It starts off on a jug rail, an actual jug! The feature continues and it becomes a slopey—but good—hold for your right hand, and then you get these two really, really bad crimps: the crux holds. The left hand is the one that you spend the most time on, and there’s a crystal that goes right into your index pad, that’s the one that splits. You load the left hand, and basically put all your weight on it to reset your feet. Then you do a big lock off and enter the sloper-rail section. > The sloper rail is really bad. One of the worst slopers I’ve ever grabbed, for sure. You shuffle along this rail for eight or nine hand movements. It really feels like you’re hangboarding on the Beastmaker 2000 45-degree sloper. Then you get into this crimp rail, which is better than the crimps at the beginning but still very thin. That puts you into a high gaston, and then one last big lock off to a hold that is basically the end of The Force, which comes in from the right. > The Dark Side is weird for a hard problem. I’ve never seen a problem that is V15 or harder that looks like it. It either looks impossible without chalk on it, or it looks kind of chill when it’s chalked up. [1] ### References [1] [https://www.climbing.com/news/carlo-traversi-on-establishing-yosemites-hardest-boulder](https://www.climbing.com/news/carlo-traversi-on-establishing-yosemites-hardest-boulder)
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First ascentionist [Carlo Traversi](/climber/770/carlo-traversi) describes the problem: > The Dark Side has a V9 intro into a sustained V15, and those intro moves change the setup for the crux. All told, it is 17 moves from start to lip. > It starts off on a jug rail, an actual jug! The feature continues and it becomes a slopey—but good—hold for your right hand, and then you get these two really, really bad crimps: the crux holds. The left hand is the one that you spend the most time on, and there’s a crystal that goes right into your index pad, that’s the one that splits. You load the left hand, and basically put all your weight on it to reset your feet. Then you do a big lock off and enter the sloper-rail section. > The sloper rail is really bad. One of the worst slopers I’ve ever grabbed, for sure. You shuffle along this rail for eight or nine hand movements. It really feels like you’re hangboarding on the Beastmaker 2000 45-degree sloper. Then you get into this crimp rail, which is better than the crimps at the beginning but still very thin. That puts you into a high gaston, and then one last big lock off to a hold that is basically the end of The Force, which comes in from the right. > The Dark Side is weird for a hard problem. I’ve never seen a problem that is V15 or harder that looks like it. It either looks impossible without chalk on it, or it looks kind of chill when it’s chalked up. [1] ### References [1] [https://www.climbing.com/news/carlo-traversi-on-establishing-yosemites-hardest-boulder](https://www.climbing.com/news/carlo-traversi-on-establishing-yosemites-hardest-boulder)
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-First ascetionist [Carlo Traversi](/climber/770/carlo-traversi) describes the problem:
+First ascentionist [Carlo Traversi](/climber/770/carlo-traversi) describes the problem:

> The Dark Side has a V9 intro into a sustained V15, and those intro moves change the setup for the crux. All told, it is 17 moves from start to lip.

2 5th February 2025 12:46:39 jabley climb The Dark Side notes_pretty
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<p>First ascetionist <a href="/climber/770/carlo-traversi">Carlo Traversi</a> describes the problem:</p> <blockquote> <p>The Dark Side has a V9 intro into a sustained V15, and those intro moves change the setup for the crux. All told, it is 17 moves from start to lip.</p> <p>It starts off on a jug rail, an actual jug! The feature continues and it becomes a slopey—but good—hold for your right hand, and then you get these two really, really bad crimps: the crux holds. The left hand is the one that you spend the most time on, and there’s a crystal that goes right into your index pad, that’s the one that splits. You load the left hand, and basically put all your weight on it to reset your feet. Then you do a big lock off and enter the sloper-rail section. </p> <p>The sloper rail is really bad. One of the worst slopers I’ve ever grabbed, for sure. You shuffle along this rail for eight or nine hand movements. It really feels like you’re hangboarding on the Beastmaker 2000 45-degree sloper. Then you get into this crimp rail, which is better than the crimps at the beginning but still very thin. That puts you into a high gaston, and then one last big lock off to a hold that is basically the end of The Force, which comes in from the right.</p> <p>The Dark Side is weird for a hard problem. I’ve never seen a problem that is V15 or harder that looks like it. It either looks impossible without chalk on it, or it looks kind of chill when it’s chalked up. [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.climbing.com/news/carlo-traversi-on-establishing-yosemites-hardest-boulder">https://www.climbing.com/news/carlo-traversi-on-establishing-yosemites-hardest-boulder</a></p>
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<p>First ascentionist <a href="/climber/770/carlo-traversi">Carlo Traversi</a> describes the problem:</p> <blockquote> <p>The Dark Side has a V9 intro into a sustained V15, and those intro moves change the setup for the crux. All told, it is 17 moves from start to lip.</p> <p>It starts off on a jug rail, an actual jug! The feature continues and it becomes a slopey—but good—hold for your right hand, and then you get these two really, really bad crimps: the crux holds. The left hand is the one that you spend the most time on, and there’s a crystal that goes right into your index pad, that’s the one that splits. You load the left hand, and basically put all your weight on it to reset your feet. Then you do a big lock off and enter the sloper-rail section. </p> <p>The sloper rail is really bad. One of the worst slopers I’ve ever grabbed, for sure. You shuffle along this rail for eight or nine hand movements. It really feels like you’re hangboarding on the Beastmaker 2000 45-degree sloper. Then you get into this crimp rail, which is better than the crimps at the beginning but still very thin. That puts you into a high gaston, and then one last big lock off to a hold that is basically the end of The Force, which comes in from the right.</p> <p>The Dark Side is weird for a hard problem. I’ve never seen a problem that is V15 or harder that looks like it. It either looks impossible without chalk on it, or it looks kind of chill when it’s chalked up. [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.climbing.com/news/carlo-traversi-on-establishing-yosemites-hardest-boulder">https://www.climbing.com/news/carlo-traversi-on-establishing-yosemites-hardest-boulder</a></p>
3 30th December 2024 12:16:33 remus - - longitude
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-119.60381115036148
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4 30th December 2024 12:16:33 remus - - latitude
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37.74293443592191
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5 30th December 2024 12:16:33 remus - - rock_type
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6 30th December 2024 12:16:33 remus - - rock_type_id
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7 31st January 2024 07:35:29 remus climb The Dark Side notes
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First ascetionist [Carlo Traversi](/climber/770/carlo-traversi) describes the problem: > The Dark Side has a V9 intro into a sustained V15, and those intro moves change the setup for the crux. All told, it is 17 moves from start to lip. > It starts off on a jug rail, an actual jug! The feature continues and it becomes a slopey—but good—hold for your right hand, and then you get these two really, really bad crimps: the crux holds. The left hand is the one that you spend the most time on, and there’s a crystal that goes right into your index pad, that’s the one that splits. You load the left hand, and basically put all your weight on it to reset your feet. Then you do a big lock off and enter the sloper-rail section. > The sloper rail is really bad. One of the worst slopers I’ve ever grabbed, for sure. You shuffle along this rail for eight or nine hand movements. It really feels like you’re hangboarding on the Beastmaker 2000 45-degree sloper. Then you get into this crimp rail, which is better than the crimps at the beginning but still very thin. That puts you into a high gaston, and then one last big lock off to a hold that is basically the end of The Force, which comes in from the right. > The Dark Side is weird for a hard problem. I’ve never seen a problem that is V15 or harder that looks like it. It either looks impossible without chalk on it, or it looks kind of chill when it’s chalked up. [1] ### References [1] [https://www.climbing.com/news/carlo-traversi-on-establishing-yosemites-hardest-boulder](https://www.climbing.com/news/carlo-traversi-on-establishing-yosemites-hardest-boulder)
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+First ascetionist [Carlo Traversi](/climber/770/carlo-traversi) describes the problem:
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+> The Dark Side has a V9 intro into a sustained V15, and those intro moves change the setup for the crux. All told, it is 17 moves from start to lip.
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+> It starts off on a jug rail, an actual jug! The feature continues and it becomes a slopey—but good—hold for your right hand, and then you get these two really, really bad crimps: the crux holds. The left hand is the one that you spend the most time on, and there’s a crystal that goes right into your index pad, that’s the one that splits. You load the left hand, and basically put all your weight on it to reset your feet. Then you do a big lock off and enter the sloper-rail section.
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+> The sloper rail is really bad. One of the worst slopers I’ve ever grabbed, for sure. You shuffle along this rail for eight or nine hand movements. It really feels like you’re hangboarding on the Beastmaker 2000 45-degree sloper. Then you get into this crimp rail, which is better than the crimps at the beginning but still very thin. That puts you into a high gaston, and then one last big lock off to a hold that is basically the end of The Force, which comes in from the right.
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+> The Dark Side is weird for a hard problem. I’ve never seen a problem that is V15 or harder that looks like it. It either looks impossible without chalk on it, or it looks kind of chill when it’s chalked up. [1]
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+### References
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+[1] [https://www.climbing.com/news/carlo-traversi-on-establishing-yosemites-hardest-boulder](https://www.climbing.com/news/carlo-traversi-on-establishing-yosemites-hardest-boulder)
8 31st January 2024 07:35:29 remus climb The Dark Side notes_pretty
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<p>First ascetionist <a href="/climber/770/carlo-traversi">Carlo Traversi</a> describes the problem:</p> <blockquote> <p>The Dark Side has a V9 intro into a sustained V15, and those intro moves change the setup for the crux. All told, it is 17 moves from start to lip.</p> <p>It starts off on a jug rail, an actual jug! The feature continues and it becomes a slopey—but good—hold for your right hand, and then you get these two really, really bad crimps: the crux holds. The left hand is the one that you spend the most time on, and there’s a crystal that goes right into your index pad, that’s the one that splits. You load the left hand, and basically put all your weight on it to reset your feet. Then you do a big lock off and enter the sloper-rail section. </p> <p>The sloper rail is really bad. One of the worst slopers I’ve ever grabbed, for sure. You shuffle along this rail for eight or nine hand movements. It really feels like you’re hangboarding on the Beastmaker 2000 45-degree sloper. Then you get into this crimp rail, which is better than the crimps at the beginning but still very thin. That puts you into a high gaston, and then one last big lock off to a hold that is basically the end of The Force, which comes in from the right.</p> <p>The Dark Side is weird for a hard problem. I’ve never seen a problem that is V15 or harder that looks like it. It either looks impossible without chalk on it, or it looks kind of chill when it’s chalked up. [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.climbing.com/news/carlo-traversi-on-establishing-yosemites-hardest-boulder">https://www.climbing.com/news/carlo-traversi-on-establishing-yosemites-hardest-boulder</a></p>
9 27th December 2023 17:54:31 remus climb The Force climb_type
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10 27th December 2023 17:54:31 remus climb The Force climb_name
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11 27th December 2023 17:54:31 remus climb The Force grade_id
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12 27th December 2023 17:54:31 remus climb The Force ukc_url
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https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crags/camp_4_boulders-2600/the_force-399966
13 27th December 2023 08:31:39 remus climb The Dark Side ukc_url
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https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crags/camp_4_boulders-2600/the_dark_side-715847
14 27th December 2023 08:30:08 remus climb The Dark Side eight_a_nu_url
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https://www.8a.nu/crags/bouldering/united-states/camp-4/sectors/unknown-sector-5dd83/routes/the-dark-side/
15 27th December 2023 08:30:01 remus climb The Dark Side climb_name
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The Dark Side
16 27th December 2023 08:30:01 remus climb The Dark Side climb_type
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17 27th December 2023 08:30:01 remus climb The Dark Side grade_id
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18 23rd June 2023 21:10:43 remus climb Bachar Cracker -
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19 27th February 2021 09:55:55 remus climb Thriller -
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20 26th February 2021 08:29:21 remus climb Midnight Lightning -
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