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Type: TR, 1 pitch, 25 feet
Consensus: 5.7 [details]
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Submitted By: bill urbanski on Sep 28, 2010

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Blue Route, left side

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Description 

Left side offers a bouldering start with some decent finger pockets to pull through the first ten feet. eases up for a juggy finish. Starting at the vertical crack directly below the right anchor, traverse slightly right to finish on right anchor, or traverse left to finish below left anchor.


Location 

park at Wingo Picnic Area. take path to cliff top. right at wooden overlook deck, and take trail 50-100 feet. Anchors are 20 feet left off trail at top of cliff and easily identifiable.


Protection 

top rope only. two bomber eye-bolt anchors. given their distance apart and away from top lip, using both creates too much rope drag.



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First climb on the blue route. 8/22/12

First climb on the blue route. 8/22/12

At the bottom of the blue route is some logs and rocks to sit on.  Belayer needs to watch footing carefully.

BETA PHOTO: At the bottom of the blue route is some logs and r...

4 different routes we tried on the 3rd blue anchor

BETA PHOTO: 4 different routes we tried on the 3rd blue anchor


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By Zach Wahrer
From: Colorado Springs, CO
Dec 19, 2010
rating: 5.7

Just bring long webbing and several locking biners and you can easily use both eyebolts to have a solid, redundant anchor on any of the routes in JB. Much safer than just using one of the bolts.