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5.8 A3

   
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Type: Trad, Aid, 2 pitches, 200 feet, Grade II
Consensus: 5.8 A3 [details]
FA: Scott Sholes & Bryan Ferguson Sept. 9, 1984
New Route: Yes
Submitted By: Bryan Ferguson on May 15, 2008

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Description 

Decent route that adds two pitches to the Kor Route. I recall some pretty thin nailing and hand crack climbing.


Location 

It takes the most prominent line to the notch between the Dolomite and Lighthouse towers.


Protection 

We used pitons (few), tri-cams and nuts.



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By Bryan Ferguson
From: Denver, CO
May 15, 2008

We felt confident at the time (1984) that this was an FA to the notch. We found no piton scarring or other evidence of climbers before us. It's disputed so we would certainly defer to the great one - Kor himself!

By Kelsey Sheely
From: Durango, CO
Feb 21, 2013
rating: 5.8 A3

We didn't see any one "prominent" line when we headed up to the base. I think we could have taken at least 3 or 4 different routes to the notch. After some deliberation we decided on one that seemed to have a few pin scars and seemed like the most promising. If we had more #3 nuts, it seems the route we chose would have been much more secure. As it was, I think A3 is about right. It also seemed to me that it could definitely be free climbed by someone a bit more skilled than myself. I would say P1 is in the 5.12 range and P2 is 5.11.