Type: Trad, Sport, 350 ft (106 m), 3 pitches
FA: FA. Wes Peterson, D Trimm 93'
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Shared By: Gordo Bro on Sep 9, 2006 · Updates
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Scramble up easy ramps/ledges to cleft marking start of Trooper Traverse. This is the eye-attracting, left-facing dihedral/crack system on the right side of the face.

P1. Face climb straight up with sparse protection (small nuts, Aliens) mixed with 3 bolts. 2nd bolt protects the traversing crux. Finish to ledge from last bolt going either right (harder) or left. 2-bolt belay anchor with chains.

P2. Layback/jam flake to ledge midway with bolt. Move up into left-angling crack with good jams and cam placements (up to #4 Friend), turn the corner and up to a bolt, then traverse face holds back right and up to a large sloping ledge with 3-bolt belay (~120 feet).

P3. Clip multiple bolts angling left to crux layback/sidepull on small holds well-protected by bolt, then continue up and back right to ledge with tree.

Descent: One-rope rap to 2nd-pitch belay ledge. Two-rope rap to start of route. Scramble to ground.

Location Suggest change

This is located up and right from the trailhead. It starts to the right of Trooper Traverse.

Protection Suggest change

Standard rack to #4 Camalot. Longs slings are useful.

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