Bush & Dirt Crack aka Pseudo-Cenotaph aka I Need a Shower 5.7+
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| Type: | Trad, 2 pitches, 100 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.8- [details] |
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| Submitted By: | eDixon on May 27, 2006 |
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Wade on the 2nd pitch of I Need to Take a Shower a...
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Description P1 - Climb the right facing corner that starts with large huecos and goes past a small roof then continues to follow a finger crack in the corner to a bolted anchor at a ledge (5.7).
P2 - Traverse a little right on the ledge and climb a short flake handcrack (5.7+). Finish at bolts.
Descent - From the top of P2, one single 60m rope will get you down. Or, continue on Steve Likes Offwidth.
Location Continue past Jabba the Hut Levitates to a right-facing corner with a few bolted lines on the face to the right. This is the start of the route.
Protection Standard East A rack - #2 Camalot.
BETA PHOTO: Belay at end of pitch 1.
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"I Need a Shower."
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| Comments on Bush & Dirt Crack aka Pseudo-Cenotaph aka I Need a Shower |
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By Jeramiah Paylor
From: Westminster, CO
Sep 21, 2007
| This has a 2nd pitch that is 5.7+ and then a 3rd pitch of 5.9 off width. |
By Kevin Sainio
From: Durango, CO
Feb 22, 2011
| According to Kozak's Southwest Rock, this route used to be called Pseudo-Cenotaph. |
By Tim Kuss
From: Durango, CO
Mar 12, 2011
| Before that, it was called Bush and Dirt Crack. |
By S.Mckinna
From: Durango, CO
Apr 15, 2011
| There is a block about 12' up that is getting loose. I saw a chalk X on it, but it is lower from the X as well. It's big. |
By Dylan Weldin
From: Durango, CO
Apr 23, 2011
rating: 5.8
| The second pitch is worth doing, if only once. I enjoyed the climbing there much more than on the first pitch, but it's just so short it's hardly worth the time. There are indeed anchors atop the second pitch and a 60m rope gets you to the ground -but just BARELY- Be sure you're middle is marked correctly! :) |
By Jason S.
From: Durango, Co
Sep 3, 2011
| The left (direct) start is also sweet and avoids the softer rock on the right. |
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