Type: | Trad, 200 ft (61 m), 3 pitches |
FA: | Jim McCarthy, Royal and Liz Robbins, 1966 |
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Shared By: | Ross Fadely on Jan 10, 2008 |
Admins: | Morgan Patterson, M Santisi |
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Great route that is not for the meek or inexperienced. Loose rock is found on the first two pitches, but it's not a horror show.
P1- Climb the nice, steep face to the obvious ledge. Belay below the right facing corner.
P2- A good pitch; keep a watchful eye out for loose rock. Climb the right facing corner and traverse a few feet under the overhang. Climb up and left over the hang via some exciting moves. Continue straight up past more questionable stone to the GT and a short, right-facing corner.
P3- Wild and committing! Up the short corner, then traverse under the overhang. Begin the grunt-fest by pulling the overhang at a short left facing corner. Continue up to the The Ceiling belay.
From the top, descend via a bolted rappel line over Strictly From Nowhere.
P1- Climb the nice, steep face to the obvious ledge. Belay below the right facing corner.
P2- A good pitch; keep a watchful eye out for loose rock. Climb the right facing corner and traverse a few feet under the overhang. Climb up and left over the hang via some exciting moves. Continue straight up past more questionable stone to the GT and a short, right-facing corner.
P3- Wild and committing! Up the short corner, then traverse under the overhang. Begin the grunt-fest by pulling the overhang at a short left facing corner. Continue up to the The Ceiling belay.
From the top, descend via a bolted rappel line over Strictly From Nowhere.
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