Type: Trad, 100 ft (30 m)
FA: Hal Throulin
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Shared By: Christian Knight on Apr 18, 2010
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Fun bulging wide crack that follows a couple of roof features and then up a low angle gully. The route has a little bit of stemming, jamming and even a chimney move or two. A little after the second roof the good climbing ends and a gravel filled gully awaits you.

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This route follows the obvious wide crack and chimney that starts on the far right side of Red Slab. It starts in the north facing wide crack/chimney below the Mosstique belay ledge, a few feet right of the 4th class scramble to the top of Red Slab.

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A rack of cams to 5" will suffice. There is also a couple of chockstones you can sling and an ancient fixed knifeblade at the second roof.
Two Ring bolts for the anchor at the top of the mungy gully.

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