Charcoal Burger Daydream

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Charcoal Burger Daydream is a 100-foot rock climbing route located in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. It sits within the Quartzite Wasteland area of Glenwood Canyon at an elevation of 6,809 feet. The route is classified as difficult with a grade of 5.10d in the Yosemite Decimal System. It offers both traditional and sport climbing options. The climb features good face holds and utilizes a mix of bolts and cams placed in horizontal seams. Climbers pass through one roof approximately halfway up the route. The crux of the climb involves navigating this roof, which may vary slightly depending on a climber's height. The route finishes on white and red marbled quartzite. Protection consists of eight bolts and gear placements up to a #3 Camalot. The wall is south-facing and located to the right of a corner and a large chockstone-filled crack. Parking is available at the site, and pets are permitted. This route was first ascended by Mike and Joy Schneiter on May 16, 2008. It is considered one of the most classic climbs in the local area and is often described as a must-do route. It is frequently climbed alongside another nearby route, El Lagarto Borracho.