Type: TR, 30 ft (9 m)
FA: T. Swain, M. Parker, '94
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Shared By: Tony B on Dec 28, 2002
Admins: Luke EF, Larry DeAngelo, Aaron Mc, Justin Johnsen

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Find the route Butt Floss (TR) as listed on this site- just to the left is a TR line that is independent and of independent character. If you were going to bother with a TR for the 7m of climbing on Butt Floss, you may as well double your mileage by climbing to the left of it as well. This crackless face is harder and more sustained. Maybe 11- or 10+.

Walk off right and down a ramp to the base again, or walk to the left and scramble down the little gully.

Protection Suggest change

This route is listed as a TR and seems to be done most commonly that way. It is a little taller than the nearby 'Thong' (which I refer to as a boulder problem) and the crux is mid-route. Perhaps a TR this is for that reason.

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