Type: Trad, Aid, 250 ft (76 m), 3 pitches
FA: Scott Deumler, Mark Geikenjoyner
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Shared By: markguycan on Jul 9, 2009
Admins: Greg Opland, Brian Boyd, JJ Schlick, Kemper Brightman, Luke Bertelsen

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First two pitches are among the best I've ever done, and the third pitch is pretty good too!
Easy 4th class 30ft up slabs to base of short dihedral. Clip a bolt and pendulum left (or stretch left for free-11b height dependent variation) then up hand and finger crack to anchor (90ft including slabs) P2: this pitch has everything! technical finger crux off the belay then thru a pod to a difficult obtuse chimney to a roof with good jams! (80ft) P3; up corner/chimney past a few bulges and big jams then stem over out over space and follow OW with face edges to an inspiring vista from an alcove.(95ft)

Location Suggest change

center fo the John Doe Wall

Protection Suggest change

you can get away with singles to #5 camalot including a #4.5 but you may want a few doubles (#2,#3,#4); also useful at start of P2 one gold LoweBallNut (regular small nuts will work though)

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