Type: Sport, 175 ft (53 m), Grade II
FA: N. Harris, 1996
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Shared By: Tony B on Jan 1, 2010
Admins: Rudy Peckham, MAKB, Greg Hughes, Mauricio Herrera Cuadra, Ricardo Orozco

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Description Suggest change

Did you remember to Carbo-load? Eat your Wheaties? Because here comes a 175' of enduro, hard-to-pull the rope and clip 20 draws A$$-kicking. In my case I was on the wrong line...

This is a good climb, which by the time I was approaching the top, forearms burning and with knots in my calf-muscles, 2 bolts above my last quickdraw at the final bulge, I was begging for a handjam... and thankfully got it.

With enough slings and draws this doesn't have to be the experience, but one should still expect a few hard moves, a lot of 5.10 and 5.11 climbing, and a whole lot of enduro. I was tired at 80' up when I had expected to be finished.

It was still great rock and fun moves for most of the climb.

Location Suggest change

Just down and right from the eye of the needle- the next route right of Peekaboo Jesus. Aspire winds up and right from the ground below a bulge with thin holds, then up and over to more vertical rock on sidepulls and crimps to a final bulge and to the anchors on top. The route finishes on a good ledge the left shoulder of the summit.

Protection Suggest change

20 slings and draws- take some longer ones to keep the drag down.

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