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Eternal Recurrence 

5.14a

   
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FA: Equipped by Steve Damboise/ Peter Beal FFA Peter Beal
New Route: Yes
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.14a [details]
Length: 1 pitch
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Submitted By: Peter Beal on Apr 24, 2002


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Eternal Recurrence is the route right of Primeval. Start with a difficult, short groove that leads to the big, central shelf. Sit down and rest. Then tackle the upper bulge by traversing back left to a very difficult move to the obvious rail. A technical and balancy rockover leads to the final groove and the anchors. I'm not grading this, because to me the route is really two roped boulder problems with a sit-down rest in between, the first being V9/10 and the upper being solid V10. Since others may find these sections easier, as happened with Primeval, or find a way around them, as with Shine, I won't be more specific.

(Now that this route has gone five years without a repeat, I am upgrading it to 5.14a in the hope that it will gain more traffic and there will emerge a better consensus on the difficulty/)


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8 bolts/anchors.



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By Anonymous Coward
Jun 23, 2003

Does anyone know if this route has been repeated? Thanks.

By Peter Beal
From: Boulder Colorado
Jul 2, 2003

I don't think it's seen a repeat or even much work. Every time I've been up there this year there hasn't been any chalk.

By tcamillieri
From: Denver
Sep 25, 2008

...or the next year, or the year after that...or after that.

By Luke Childers
From: Denver
Oct 31, 2009

Hey Peter,
I have looked at Eternal Recurrence since before even "Shine" was bolted and always thought it to be an interesting looking line... possibly even my style.

It's a good possibility I will be over at "Primo" in the morning and I'm going to put a little chalk on that bad boy just for your efforts!!! I will let you know how it goes.

By Peter Beal
From: Boulder Colorado
Oct 31, 2009

Good luck, Luke. I think with this snow it may take a while to dry. Let me know of you need any beta.