Makunaima 

FA:  FFA Mike Forkash and Alan Wolman Type:  Trad Consensus:  5.11c [details] Length:  90 feet Season:  All-year. Winter can be chilly as the route is shaded Views: 260 page views Submitted By: andy patterson on Jul 8, 2007 Add Photo  Add Comment

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Description 

Start on steep jugs, gain a wide crack, climb past a potentially loose horn, then fire through a series of strenuous finger-locks to a small roof. Pull the roof into more burly finger-locks, then traverse off to the left to exit. If you feel bold, go straight up to finish on a difficult and run-out boulder problem which pushes the grade up to a 5.11d. Makunaima is rarely led and often top-roped.

Location 

Obvious line up center face of the shaded cove on the North side of the crag. You can't miss this one.

Protection 

Wide (#4 Camelot) to fingers. Doubles in fingers not a bad idea if you feel nervous.

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