Type: Trad, Alpine, 800 ft (242 m), 5 pitches, Grade III
FA: Craig & Crejenko
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Shared By: Benjamin Chapman on Jun 22, 2015 · Updates
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Description Suggest change

Third or fourth class up the first pitch. Then, work up the deep chimneys and grooves to the top.

P0 - 5th - Choose a path up the low angle slab at the base of the climb. Climb the slab until you reach the vertical wall to the right of aquaman itself. Clip the 1/4" bolt and make the easy but full value move to the base of the climb.

P1 - 5.6 - Work up your way up the flaring crack, moving to the right of the obvious protrusion that breaks the crack into 2. Pull through solid face holds until back into the crack. Then jam up to where the crack narrows. Grovel through the wide crack and finish above at an old bolted anchor.

P2 - 5.7 - Continue jamming up the crack, staying to the right side of another protrusion that splits the crack in two. Jam through the bulge and finish at another old bolted anchor.

P3 - 5.7

P4 - 5.6

P5 - 5.1

Location Suggest change

Aquaman is located on the right side of bart dome, just to the right of an obvious dark streak, and the widest/deepest crack on the dome.

Protection Suggest change

Standard rack to 3" will get you by with some runout sections. Doubles of #3 and #4 would let you protect the route very well.

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