The 20 Year Project: Dalton Bunker Climbs “In Hell I’ll Be In Good Company” (5.14d/9a)
Dalton Bunker has taken most of his big steps as a climber in the Hell Cave, American Fork. And his recent first ascent there is the biggest step yet.
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The Hell Cave is the smoked stained yet still oddly aesthetic, center piece for hard, steep climbing in American Fork Canyon. Stacked with short yet brutal no-rest routes. The Hell Cave has seen both local and professional crushers for decades. Who would have thought it could have FAs to offer?
In Hell, I’ll be in Good Company (5.14d/9a)
Bolted by Jared Roth
FA by Dalton Bunker
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