Mark Anderson recently added the first 5.14 to Colorado’s Shelf Road when he did the first ascent of Apogee Pending. Check out this interview Anderson did with Splitter Choss to learn more about how Anderson juggles work and a family while still finding time to put up new routes.

Mark Anderson Adds First 5.14 To Shelf Road
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Climbers: Mark Anderson
Areas: Shelf Road
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Projecting a route like this requires all of your attention, and having to devote all of your attention to a route like this can get really tiring really fast. At some point, you just want to get it over with. Of course, afterward you feel a mix of relief and loss. Relief that you’re done and the epic is over, and loss that this magnificent line doesn’t require your presence anymore. But for me, I think I’ll have to take a nice long break from serious route projects for a little while after this. Like Randy Levitt said, “It’s like a limestone El Cap.” Obviously, that’s a bit of an exaggeration, but it does sort of convey the amount of work required to complete a project of this caliber.
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