Type: Trad, 250 ft (76 m), 2 pitches
FA: Sean Cobourn and Allen Irwin (2-27-10) pitch 3 Brian Gulden, Sean Cobourn and Cole Gulden
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Shared By: Sean Cobourn on Mar 1, 2010
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1. Climb the sequence through the rotten flakes, passing one bolt to a small ledge.(optional belay here). Trot up to the roof. Crank it using a wonderful series of steep knobs and edges. Head straight up easy rock, passing one bolt to kill the major run out, to the headwall. Look right for the Angell Falls belay.5.8
2. Climb up a slightly left to a bolt. #3 Camalot goes in hole up and left. Climb past hard move and bolt to tree anchor on summit. 5.10.

Location Suggest change

towards the right end of the wall, left of the perpetual wet streak is a small roof band. Start below the series of flakes leading to a weakness at the mid-right side of the roof.

Protection Suggest change

Gear to #2 Camalot. Mostly TCU's and/or small Camalots. some bolts

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