Type: Trad, Alpine, 700 ft (212 m), 5 pitches
FA: M. Battaglia, B Collett, August, 2010
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Shared By: Ben Collett on Aug 7, 2010 · Updates
Admins: Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC

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Description Suggest change

1) Climb the broken pillar to its top, gimp right to the base of the prominent ramp and climb the ramp for a bit to a belay about 120 feet up. 5.7.

2) Continue up the ramp until it ends. Then climb straight up to a featured slab with an arching crack above it. Cruise up and right on this until you can reach the grassy ledges and belay at the top of them. 5.8, 165 feet. This is the most gimptastic pitch on the route.

3) Angle up and right through a bit of a gimpy chimney and some face climbing to belay below an obvious, left-leaning chimney. 165 feet.

4) and 5) Follow the chimney until it ends. When it does, gimp left to a solid weakness on the left and climb that to the top. 5.6.

Location Suggest change

The start is on a 40 foot high, broken pillar to the right of Noth'N But a Good Time. Look for a prominent, right-leaning ramp system that heads to the middle meadow of the wall just past the first buttress.

Protection Suggest change

Standard rack.

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