Type: Trad, 400 ft (121 m), 5 pitches, Grade III
FA: Jimmy Dunn, Kevin Chase
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Shared By: Brian Shelton on Mar 27, 2002
Admins: slim, Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard, GRK, D C

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The line follows the right facing dihedral to the notch between the first and second tombstones.Start below and to the right of the dihedral in a 3 inch wide horizontal crack. A 5.8 traverse to a drilled 2 pin, chain anchor. (Pitch 2) Continue up the dihedral in a 4 inch wide 5.7 low angle crack to a four bolt belay. (Pitch 3) Excellent fingers and tricky stemming to a drilled pin belay make this the best 5.10+ pitch in the canyon. (Pitch 4) More fun wide crack (5.9) to a three pin belay. (Pitch 5) Splitter 5.12 fingers and tough stemming to bolts in the notch.

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Standard desert rack up to 4 inches, extra .5 and .75 for the third and fifth pitches.

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