Type: | Trad, TR, 45 ft (14 m) |
FA: | unknown |
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Description
This is route #25 in the on-line guide.
Start in an easy broken crack system that is shared with Grandstanding (a 5.4 that goes to the right). The crux is in the top half, surmounting the bulgy dihedral with a thin seam in back.
Start in an easy broken crack system that is shared with Grandstanding (a 5.4 that goes to the right). The crux is in the top half, surmounting the bulgy dihedral with a thin seam in back.
Protection
Small-medium cams below, but have some small nuts ready for the thin seam at the crux.
This line possesses two camo'd bolts for a top anchor. One can also use these bolts to TR Belly Flop (acknowledging the slight possible pendulum if you fall off Belly Flop).
This line possesses two camo'd bolts for a top anchor. One can also use these bolts to TR Belly Flop (acknowledging the slight possible pendulum if you fall off Belly Flop).
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