Type: | Sport, 40 ft (12 m) |
FA: | Ian McMillan |
Page Views: | 1,248 total · 6/month |
Shared By: | Monomaniac on Sep 17, 2007 |
Admins: | Jason Halladay, Mike Hoskins, Anna Brown |
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Description
This unfortunate chunk of stone leaves a lot to be desired. Mercifully short, this route climbs marginal rock that is generally covered in dirt and spider webs. However, if you like a challenge and are desparate to climb something on the left side of the road, this is probably better than going to a staff meeting.
Scramble over some pretty loose talus, then a delicate step right to a sloping ledge at the base of the imposing steep left leaning bolted dihedral. A long reach gets you started. Then jam strenuously, laybacking, along with finger locks and stemming help you make your way up the painful dihedral crack. Eventually as the angle lessens the corner ends and the anchor is on your right.
[Both Monomaniac and LeeAB deserve credit for this route description, as each of their individual contributions were combined]
Scramble over some pretty loose talus, then a delicate step right to a sloping ledge at the base of the imposing steep left leaning bolted dihedral. A long reach gets you started. Then jam strenuously, laybacking, along with finger locks and stemming help you make your way up the painful dihedral crack. Eventually as the angle lessens the corner ends and the anchor is on your right.
[Both Monomaniac and LeeAB deserve credit for this route description, as each of their individual contributions were combined]
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