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Beat Me Up, Scotty 

5.10d

   

FA: Mike Johnson 1991
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.10d [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 60 feet
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Submitted By: Chamo Breslin on Jan 1, 2005


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Moving through the fun flake moves on Beat Me Up S...


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Located a few routes climber's left and down the slope from the New Era dihedral. Look for a line of old fixed pins ascending a flake before trending left about 25 ft. off the ground, where the flake peters out. Five ft. left of the start is a line of coldshuts leading to a separate anchor, a hard 5.12. Your parter will belay off of a boulder right of the climbing line.

Excellent rock and fun, steep moves. Thin crux comes between the first and third pins. Though old and some of them protruding more than you'd like, said pins seem safe enough. Two old bolts at the top.


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7-8 Garden-style fixed pins.



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Beautiful and positive rails at the top.

Beautiful and positive rails at the top.

The line.  The climber is moving out of the crux sequence - hard crimp to left-hand gaston - near the third pin.

The line. The climber is moving out of the crux s...


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By Chamo Breslin
Aug 11, 2004

In my opinion, a better climb than Diesel and Dust, which the guidebooks talk up more.

By kevin jenkins
From: Parker, Co
Sep 4, 2004

Chamo is right when he says this is an under-appreciated route. Don't let the looks fool you- some of these pins are bomber, and some may not hold body weight. Back up what you can, and take it easy around the third bolt.

By Anonymous Coward
Jun 28, 2005

Agreed - great line on excellent rock. The first few clips, in particular, make for fun pulling and body English.

By Stewart M. Green
Sep 19, 2005

Beat Me Up Scotty has a beefy 1/2" bolt with chain and stainless steel ring to back up the two old pitons at the anchors. Thanks to Climbing Magazine and Petzl for donating the replacement gear.

By Stubby-Ian
From: Fort Collins, CO
Aug 13, 2006

Thanks for all your work in replacing stuff over there, Stewart, all the anchors look fantastic now!

Agree with the above. Great route with lots of fun small holds, lots of tensiony moves. The old pins look sketchy, but all of 'em felt bomber, and there's gotta' be one every 6' or so.