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Misty 

5.10c/d

   

FA: Penny Jordan, Darrell Jordan, Brett Blackwelder - 1991
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.10 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 90 feet
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Submitted By: saxfiend on Jan 6, 2007


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Working the crux on Misty. Photo by Frank N.


Description 

If Comfortably Numb is the must-do trad line, Misty is the sport route not to be missed at Sand Rock. From crimpers to thin moves on a bulge to positive holds on steep overhang, Misty has it all. An outstanding and memorable lead.


Location 

Starts near the right end of the Sun Wall buttress, about 20' right of First Black in Space.


Protection 

Six bolts, bolted anchors.



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Leading Misty.  Photo by Frank N.

Leading Misty. Photo by Frank N.

The anchors at the top of Misty, Sandrock.  Photo by Mike.

The anchors at the top of Misty, Sandrock. Photo ...

Paul on misty good old sand rock

Paul on misty good old sand rock


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By BirminghamBen
From: Birmingham, AL
Mar 29, 2007

Crux is down low...from between the second and third bolt, it's straight cruising from there, up. Power thorugh it.

No doubt, one of the best routes for the area.

By Jay Knower
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From: Plymouth, NH
Jan 18, 2008

Great route. A must do.

By mike cork
From: Atlanta, GA
Feb 5, 2008
rating: 5.10b

The scene of my first whipper! It's a reasonably safe route, but has good size fall potential if you get pumped and come off high on the route. I think I popped off trying to clip bolt 5 or 6, and took an exciting 25 footer. I also wouldn't want to fall getting to bolt #3 following the crux of the route.

The grade seems a little high (I'd suggest 10b), but then again I do this route every time I come to Sand Rock...classic.