Type: Trad, Alpine, 13 pitches
FA: FA- Steve Quinlan 1980 FFA- Nik Berry, David Allfrey, Mason Earle 2014
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Shared By: Mason Earle on Aug 23, 2014 · Updates
Admins: Mike Snyder, Taylor Spiegelberg, Jake Dickerson

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This is an Incredible and sustained free climb. Very technical climbing, from patina crimping, to tech-9 seam navigation. Nik, Dave and I spent two summers out at Mount Hooker working on this route, employing a variety of techniques to find the free line- aid climbing endless beak seams, equipping free variations ground-up off hooks and stances, and hours spent working sequences on mini-traxion. The first 5 pitches actually follow an original attempt of the wall, joining Sendero Luminoso at the base of the crux pitch, which we dubbed the "A3 Beauty." From here, the route takes a bee-line to the top of the wall, following an immaculate seam through the otherwise blank shield of rock.

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Center of the wall

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Cams- grey ghost to #3

Wires- small to medium

Draws- many!

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