Type: Trad, Alpine, 155 ft (47 m)
FA: James & Franziska Garret '89
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Shared By: Kurt Howes on Jul 8, 2012
Admins: Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard, GRK, D C

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Another apparently seldom climbed but well deserving LPC route, this somewhat difficult to find route has several cuxes and continuously intricate slab and thin seams making it feel like an 11.a Make your way up using both seams but eventually moving to the steeper seam on the left. The top is a bit confusing as a bolt appears as an alternate variation on the left. Either way it's fairly run out at the finish. Classic granite!

Location Suggest change

about 200 feet and 5 minute scramble above the southern most meadow. About 200 feet below Pika Paradise. Look for pins.

Protection Suggest change

double camelots to #1; one #2, runners and quick draws for 4 or 5 pitons. 1/4" button head bolted anchor at top with rap ring on webbing. Rap and mild down climb toward the west with 50 meter rope. Green webbing and rap rings located on a tree a bit below and 40 feet west of Bladerunner anchors might assist.

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