Bayer 5.7
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 110 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.7 [details] |
| FA: | Manilius |
| New Route: | Yes |
| Submitted By: | Manilius on Dec 3, 2012 |
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This area is located on private property.
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Description The route can be found on the face adjoining Heart Rock to the East. It is a face route that is a little less than vertical, and is interspersed with moss and choss. Access the base by bushwhacking up the chasm between this face and Heart Rock, and climb a into the leftward slot until you start to see bolts. There is a belay station early of\n, but it is best to skip it and make the route one pitch. The moss and choss can be avoid with a little bit of care.
This route is a good antidote to the stress of the nearby Tachycardia.
Protection Bolts all the way along and chains on top. Bring a 60m rope and a dozen draws or so.
By Matt Selman
From: Spring City, Utah
Dec 3, 2012
| This route was drilled by Jason Stevens sometime in the 1990s (?). He was putting in enough routes at the time that he never got around to climbing it! According to Jason he had a surplus of angles at the time so the top section of this route is all bomber drilled and glued pitons. Originally designed to be climbed in one pitch, rapped in two. |
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