Type: Sport, 50 ft (15 m)
FA: Todd Goss
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Shared By: G Halsne on Nov 13, 2015
Admins: Greg Opland, Brian Boyd, JJ Schlick, Kemper Brightman, Luke Bertelsen

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Description Suggest change

Low slope starting at the right of the stone saddle leads to a tiny finger sized crack for first section. You don't really climb that crack but it helps identify the route. Seemed easier than suggested guide book 10d, perhaps the moves to the shared anchors with Madame Butterfly and Sweeping Sickness are the harder moves?

Location Suggest change

Right of Madame Butterfly in the Alcove area. This climb starts at climbers RIGHT of the small tree/bush in the saddle of the gully. Sort of the rounded arete.

Protection Suggest change

10 bolts to shared anchors with the Madame Butterfly and Sweeping Sickness. The 2015 anchors are 3 bolts, 2 of which have rap rings.

Description Suggest change

Low slope satrting at the stone saddle leads to a tiny finger sized crack for first section. You don't really climb that crack but it helps identify the route. Seemed easier than 10d, perhaps the moves to the shared anchors with Madame Butterfly and Sweeping Sickness are the harder moves?

Location Suggest change

Right of Madame Butterfly in the Alcove area. This climb starts at climbers RIGHT of the small tree/bush in the saddle of the gully. Sort of the rounded arete.

Protection Suggest change

10 bolts to shared anchors with the Madame Butterfly and Sweeping Sickness. The 2015 anchors are 3 bolts, 2 of which have rap rings.

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