Type: Trad, 180 ft (55 m)
FA: 3/18/15 (ground up)
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Shared By: applewood on Mar 18, 2015
Admins: applewood, Jon Nelson, Micah Klesick, Zachary Winters

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ALL BEEN DONE BEFORE 5.10a ** PG13 (180') G

Climb the obvious thin vertical line in the middle part of the North end of the Sundance Wall. Begin at the pile of large boulders at the left side of the upper ledge and end on the large ledge on top. Take a double (or triple!) rack of #0-3 cams plus some stoppers (save at least some small nuts or medium to large cams for the top belay…). The line is excellent and sustained with good to great gear, and should clean up to be a more fun route - originally done on-sight, as a bold, ground up ascent...(and so far has not been cleaned/scrubbed on rappel).

Location Suggest change

Begin at the pile of large boulders at the left end of the middle ledge and climb the obvious vertical crack.

Protection Suggest change

Double rack of #0 to 3 cams plus some stoppers, save a .5 and .4 cam for the top anchors.

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