Type: Trad, 1030 ft (312 m), 9 pitches, Grade IV
FA: Ron Olevsky and company
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Shared By: Orphaned on Oct 7, 2001
Admins: Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard, GRK, D C

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This route ascends the left flank of the Leaning Wall. If you want pure adventure when you come to Zion, hop on this line. I found this route to provide more adventure than many aid routes in the area.

With runouts plentiful, and plenty of wideness, I recommend this route for pure excitement. I'm not saying that this route is so hard you need to train for it, but I will say that this route will separate the men from the boys. Leave energy for the ending overhanging v-slot.

Easily done in a day by a quick party.

More involved than the Northwest Buttress of Angel's Landing, and sure as hell harder than its trade neighbor Spaceshot.

—TDA

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Full free desert rack. One #2 Angle or possibly a #3 angle. For god's sake, leave it if you use it!

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