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Banana Split Dome

Description 

There is at least one good route on this dome. The rock is generally good, but like other routes in the area it is dirty.


Getting There 

Head east back down the road from the parking area toward the large clearing. Follow the car tracks toward the wall. Where they turn right, continue straight to the base of the wall, bushwhacking through rose bushes. There was a garden hose at the base of the wall when I was here.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Banana Split Dome:
Banana Split   5.8     Trad, 2 pitches, 200 feet   
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Banana Split 5.8  WA : Spokane Area : ... : Banana Split Dome
Pitch 1: Pull through the thin cracks in the prow at the base of the wall (5.8). Follow incipient cracks (including some horizontals) up the slabby face to a 2-bolt anchor (old SMC hangers).Pitch 2: Head up the obvious crack. (Beware poison ivy at the base.) Where the crack splits (both cracks go right, but one is almost horizontal), follow the more vertical crack up to the top. The first crux is right where the crack splits; the second crux is still to come. Both are about 5.8. T...[more]   Browse More Classics in WA