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Close To The Edge 

5.10a

   
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Type: Sport, 1 pitch, 100 feet
Consensus: 5.10b [details]
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Submitted By: John Gunnels on Apr 24, 2006

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Description 

Follow the bolt line on the face just right of the small roof on the Big Bird Wall.

A BEAUTIFUL route that demonstrates the quality and "flavor" of most of the canyon. Pumpy start... a couple long pulls... SHARP pockets... and a SPECTACULAR view of Tongue River.


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Whoever bolted this route... EXCELLENT JOB! Can't remember for sure... 8 to 10 quickdraws will lead you to a two-bolt chained anchor.



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By Trevor Bowman
From: Sheridan, WY
Dec 7, 2007
rating: 5.10c

I'd disagree about the excellent bolting, as there is potential to deck between the 1st and 2nd bolts. A good technical route though, that was probably the first sport route in the canyon.

FA: Mike Board, Clay Jenkins, Mick Pattinson, 1987.

10 bolts to chains.

By Clay Stoner
From: Sheridan, Wy
Feb 16, 2009
rating: 5.10b

I agree that there could of at least been one more bolt between the 1st and 2nd. It wouldn't bother me except that it is a little cruxy till you get past the 3rd bolt, the rest is some great pocket pulling. Also maybe a little run out to the anchors. All in all, great climb once past the second bolt.

By Paxton Alsgaard
From: Warrenton, VA
May 4, 2009

I was up there this weekend. Didn't climb this route, but I eyeballed it and the second and third bolts seem really close together. Someone may have added a bolt between the first and second? Anyway, looks fun, planning on trying it next chance I get.