Type: Trad, Mixed, Ice, 40 ft (12 m)
FA: Erik Rieger, Brett Baekey
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Shared By: Erik Rieger on Jan 14, 2015 · Updates
Admins: Morgan Patterson

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A great pillar (WI4) if itÂ’'s touching down (needs more than a week or two of cold temps). Otherwise, climb the overhung left-facing corner/roof to the right of the hanging dagger and pull onto the ice where the seam ends (M6). This is a great little trad mixed climb and it sews up well with a micro cam and finger-sized gear. At the top of the ice pillar, finish left up the corner/gully. Or finish right up the slab, protected by a finger-sized cam at your feet. The rock is coarse at the top so mind your rope. 

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Gear. Finger sized cams down low, a red camalot in the horizontal after the corner (although tends to be icy), screws above where the curtain is fatter, and finger sized cam at the top. Toprope is possible to set up using the big tree at the top but the lip of the rock rips the rope pretty good.

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