Bats with Aids (aka Woof Woof) 5.10b
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 40 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10b [details] |
| FA: | Todd Gordon, Dave Evans & Brian Elliot, December 1990 |
| Submitted By: | C Miller on Dec 13, 2006 |
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BETA PHOTO: Zombie Woof Rock, Northwest Face - Bats With Aids ...
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Description Climb a smooth slab with a thin, curving dike to a horizontal crack, place some gear, and then move left up the face past a bolt to another horizontal crack (more gear). Mantle the horizontal which becomes a small ledge, clip a bolt and then laugh as you realize how far away those finishing holds really are. The height-dependant crux is well-protected (you're basically toproped), but if under 6'0" tall requires a leap of faith to grab the top. Gear belay and simul-rap off - as no fixed anchors exist atop this formation. A novelty climb to be sure, but it does offer some enjoyable climbing in a less visited portion of the greater Real Hidden Valley Area.
Location You'll find this around and right from Zombie Woof on the smooth northwest face of the formation.
Protection 2 bolts (5/16"), gear to 2.5"
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By toddgordon From: Joshua Tree, California Mar 22, 2008
| I have placed hundreds of 5/16th bolts in the Park;....many have not been replaced with 3/8th inch;....many people were using them back then;....they are sort of bogus; especially in funk rock, but in good rock;...bomber! |
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